Rohingya Armed Group
The Rohingya armed groups are conscripting Rohingya youths daily to sell them to the AA and/or Myanmar military in the name of fighting for their own country.
This has interrupted the daily lives of Rohingya in many ways, including movement within the camps and blocks.
In this video, you can see the youths holding guns and walking inside the camp openly, threatening people not to come out of their houses. Instead of spending their time on education and capacity building, Rohingya youths in the camps are engaged in these activities. This is also one of the major problems in our camps: we don't have any proper avenues for the youths where they can spend their time.
The biggest question is, how on earth is the Bangladeshi government continuously failing to tackle these mafias who roam around the camps openly after killing, raping, kidnapping, torturing, creating all kinds of unrest in the community, and extorting their own people?
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The entire Mohammadpur Geneva Camp
Despite a few days passing, the impact of the Sunday early morning fire incident lingers. Check out my video story for AP, capturing the intensity and aftermath.
After approximately four hours of covering the devastating fire incident in the Rohingya refugee camps, a detailed report will be published as soon as possible. Keep an eye out for the comprehensive update, and please remember the Rohingya refugees in your thoughts and prayers.
Indonesian protesters storm refugee shelter calling for deportation of Rohingya
Disturbed to learn about the recent attack by Indonesian students in Indonesia, where they stormed a convention center housing hundreds of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar in the city of Banda Aceh on Wednesday, demanding their deportation, as shown in Reuters footage.
Every person deserves safety and dignity. Let’s stand against such acts of hostility and advocate for compassion and understanding. #HumanRights #RefugeesMatter
Eyewitnesses reveal first clues about a missing boat in the Andaman Sea with Rohingya refugees
‘Pray for us’: Eyewitnesses reveal first clues about a missing boat with up to 200 Rohingya refugees
Fight with whatever you have in your control against the oppression.
Indonesia said Tuesday it is appealing to the international community for help after more than 1,500 Rohingya refugees have arrived on its shores by boat since November.
Indonesia once tolerated such landings, while Thailand and Malaysia pushed them away. But the growing hostility of some Indonesians toward the Rohingya, who come from refugee camps in Bangladesh, has put pressure on President Joko Widodo’s government to take action.
“We see that the handling of the refugee problem, especially the resettlement issue, has been very slow so far,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Muhammad Iqbal told a news conference in the capital, Jakarta. He urged the international community to “show more responsibility in efforts to resolve the Rohingya refugee problem.”
UNHCR in Bangladesh should really assess its staff members who work in the camps' offices and offices in Cox's Bazar to ensure that they are effectively handling the complaints and feedback from Rohingya refugees. They must forward these concerns to the respective personnel for necessary action.
Violation of the mandate to protect the refugees means refugees are not safe even after fleeing the violence from their respective countries. They will have no options left but to jump into the sea like the way the Rohingya refugees have been doing for years. Hundreds and thousands have already lost their lives in the sea.
UNHCR should take this seriously and act on this to ensure its mandate to protect refugees is followed
This page aims to share the sufferings of the world most persecuted Rohingya refugees and to promote the human rights and justice for Rohingya.
