The Rohingya Post

• 27/03/2022
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By Rohingya Action Ireland Rohingya girls and women from Rohingya Action Ireland opened a henna tattooing parlour to raise fund for the education of Rohingya children in refugee camps in...

• 22/03/2022
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By Leigh Mc Gowran, Silicon Replubic Global Witness said Facebook approved ads containing hate speech against the Rohingya people and whistleblower Frances Haugen has called on Ireland to act. A...

• 22/03/2022
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By Brian O'Donovan, RTE The Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen has met with Irish politicians at Leinster House. Ms Haugen is in Ireland this week and spoke yesterday evening at Trinity...

• 24/01/2022
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Irish Government needs to use its influence to exercise pressure on Bangladesh to reverse disastrous decision of closure of community schools for Rohingya refugee children By Anthony Hannon, The Rohingya...

• 01/02/2021
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   Rohingya Action Ireland urges Ireland to use its seat on the security council to pressurise UN member states to monitor the actions of the Myanmar military Press Release February...

• 09/01/2021
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A WINDOW TO MY WORLD By Jamalida Rafique | St. Leo’s College, Carlow, Ireland January 9, 2021 In the darkness lies a soul Suffocating as a whole. In the darkness...

• 04/10/2020
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By Mohammed Rafique in Carlow, Ireland, UNHCR Having fled Myanmar as a young boy, Mohammed Rafique reflects on his current home of Carlow, Ireland and shares his hopes for fellow...

• 20/09/2020
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Statement of Condolence Micheal Clinton: A Great Champion of Human Rights It is with great shock and disbelief that Rohingya Action Ireland has received the sad news of Micheal Clinton’s...

• 19/06/2020
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By Rohingya Action Ireland Rohingya Action Ireland congratulates and acknowledges the enormous efforts of the Irish government and high-profile people and voices in securing a seat on the UN Security...

• 29/11/2019
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Rohingya Action Ireland To Join at Mass Rohingya Solidary Rally at International Court of Justice, The Hague Press Release November 29, 2019 Delegates from Rohingya Action Ireland (RAI) will be in...

• 08/11/2019
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By The Rohingya Post His journey has taken a turn into one which inspires many youngsters for his dedication in breaking barriers of language and culture, desire to pursue a...

• 14/09/2019
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By The Rohingya Post Organised by SARI (Sport Against Racism Ireland) and supported by Sport Ireland, Dublin City Council, BDO and Coca Cola,​ the 23rd Annual SARI Soccerfeast took place...

• 04/09/2019
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WHY? By Stephanie McDermott, Secretary of Rohingya Action Ireland They ask me why am I here I search for an answer My mind races I say ‘I was sent here’...

• 21/08/2019
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Carlow County Development Partnership and Rohingya Action Ireland launch the research report on the resettlement of Rohingya community in Carlow. The report titled “Welcome to Carlow: Ten Years of Rohingya...

• 02/08/2019
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The Rohingya community commemorates those members of the community killed, attacked and displaced during the campagins of genocide in Myanmar on August 25, 2017. This is also a day of...

• 01/08/2019
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Rohingya Women Empowering Themselves for the Future of the Community and the World On August 3, Rohingya Action Ireland, the European Rohingya Council and Carlow Development Partnership joinly host the...

• 11/07/2019
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Jamalida Rafique, an active member of young generation of Rohingya community in Ireland, met the UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi at Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission. She...

• 04/06/2019
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As over 1.6 billion Muslims around the world celebrated Eid-ul-Fitr – “Festival of Breaking the Fast” after a month of fasting from dust to dawn, a small Rohingya community marked...

• 29/04/2019
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“From hopeless to A NEW HOPE, from homeless to A NEW HOME, from voiceless to AN AMPLIFIED VOICE, from a generation at lost to AN EMPOWERED ONE, from limbo to...

• 24/11/2018
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By Satuk Bugra Kutlugun, Anadolu Agency Signing of memoranda of understanding on repatriation 'important first steps on path of return', says foreign minister Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said he...

• 06/09/2018
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By Rohingya Action Ireland In an act of bravery and solidarity the Teachers’ Union of Ireland (TUI) took a decision to fly the Rohingya at its head office in Dublin on...

• 03/07/2017
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By Rohingya Community Ireland Despite being rivals on the pitch, both Rohingya and Syrian have experienced and swum across similar oceans of man-made nightmares in Burma and Syria DUBLIN: As...

• 14/12/2016
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By Rohingyapost.com   DUBLIN: On December 13, over a hundred protesters of diverse background came together in front of Dáil Éireann (the Irish Parliament) to show solidarity with Rohingya people...

• 10/08/2016
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By Jody Clarke, UNHCR In the refugee camps of Bangladesh, many Rohingya boys had developed a love of cricket. After being resettled to Ireland, they were keen to get back...