Rohingya Youth Network - RYN

04/01/2025

Kayaphuri high school final football match

04/01/2025

Kayaphuri High School final football match

04/01/2025

25/12/2024

Alhamdulillah, On this blessed day, 25 December, 2024, a meeting was held to emphasize the importance of unity. ( Ittifaq and Ittihad ) Agreement and Unity Discussed in Rohingya refugees Camp Cox's Bazaar, Bangladesh. Held a meeting under Ulama, Youth, teacher, student And Islamic Students. Unity is the sign of strength and the power of togetherness and cooperation among us.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Government of Bangladesh for their unwavering support and efforts in fostering this spirit of togetherness.

Leaders highlighted the importance of agreement in resolving differences and unity as the foundation of collective strength. Masha Allah, it is truly heartwarming to witness everyone come together with a shared vision of solidarity and harmony. Participants shared ideas to improve living conditions and identified challenges hindering progress.

“Without agreement, we cannot move forward, and without unity, we cannot overcome challenges,” said one speaker.




Rohingya Youth Network (RYN)

25/12/2024

Fire Incident in camp 4
Date : 25.12.2024
Time : 8:00AM to 8:25AM

Block: B
sub-block: B-05
Full Burned two shelters.
Damaged two shelters.
Totally four shelters.

Report collected by Rohingya Youth Network (RYN) team members.

24/12/2024

Around 787 were
affected and more than 1,200 shelters
destroyed in a massive fire at a Rohingya refugees
camp in Cox's Bazar Bangladesh 🇧🇩.

Fire Incident in camp 1W
Date : 24.12.2024
Time : 12:25 PM

Total sub-block & shelters burned down*
Sub-block C01= 112
Sub-block C02 = 204
Sub-block C03 = 182
Sub-block C05 = 171
Total shelter or HH = 669

Host community home = 04 ( burned down)

To prevent fire, people demolished the shelters
Sub-block D01 = 69
Sub-block D02 = 6
Sub-block E 01 & 05 = 25
Sub-block F06 & 07 = 14
Total demolished HH = 114

Total Masjid = 05
(04 burned down & 01 demolished )

Service and offices
Mukti LC = 02
Home-Base Learning Center= 19
Office = 03 ( 01 Handicap Int, 01 IRC & 01 SMS CFRM)
Latrine burned down = 84
Bathing Cubicle = 60

SMS water Tank = 05
Big(1000 ltr) water tank = 03
Brac Plastic Exchange shop = 01

People died = 02 ( 1 is 64 years & 1 is 7 years old )
People injured = 19

CBLF shelter = 08 ( these shelters were included at the burned down list )

Report collected by Rohingya Youth Network (RYN) team members.

22/11/2024

A soft reminder: The deadline is ending soon.

Dear respectful Sir/madam,
I hope you are doing well! At the Rohingya Youth Network (RYN), we are building a vibrant community of young people committed to making a positive impact. As a youth-led organization, we believe in the power of young voices to drive meaningful change, and we are excited to invite you to join us as a Youth Member.
Whether you have experience in organizing or are just eager to learn and get involved, we would be thrilled to have you as part of our team. If you are interested in joining, please contact us at +880 1300-167738 or fill out the membership form here: 👇👇

https://forms.gle/RqQZ92ip9d1S24YB8

Together, we can make a stronger impact and create a brighter future for our community. Please share the link with your friend / family and help them, encourage them to apply by 22 November 2024 (Friday) Before 10PM (Bangladesh time). We look forward to hearing from you and welcoming you to the RYN family!

21/11/2024

Meet the representative of our Camp 24 team,

My name is Anowar Sadek and I am from Nyaung Chaung village in Maung Daw Township.

Currently, I reside in the Bangladesh refugee camp in Cox's Bazar. Since 2017, I have been living in Leda Camp 24 for more than seven years.

Before I fled to Bangladesh, I was studying in the seventh grade on my family's land. Unfortunately, I was forced to leave my home due to the actions of the Myanmar government. When I arrived in Bangladesh, I found myself without opportunities, but education remained my passion. I shared everything I could with the children in my community.

While I couldn't achieve my own educational aspirations, I have been determined to find ways to help others learn, despite the challenges of being a refugee.

I faced numerous difficult situations in Myanmar and witnessed many hardships. I saw countless houses burned down in my village by the junta government. When my own house was set ablaze, I couldn't hold back my tears as I watched it burn.

As a young humanitarian worker, my goal is to assist my vulnerable community in building a better future.

I am currently serving as a representative of the Rohingya Youth Network (RYN) Camp 24 team.

14/11/2024

Meet the representative of our camp 7 team,

This is Mohammed Omar,a youth from Myanmar who was denied fundamental rights by the Myanmar Buddhist government. Being a citizen in Myanmar I was called Bengali by the government and its majority ethnicity including Buddhist monks. Myanmar government snatched my basic rights like: Education, freedom of movement, freedom of religion and even nationality.
In 2017 I have faced systemic genocide by the government and I was forced to fled my native land Myanmar to refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. I myself witnessed the brutal gun shots in my village on my people, gang rapped to our mothers and sisters by the Myanmar military and Border guard police -BGP. I also saw the burning of my home in 2017 and I'm a non-paid Role Model of UNHCR in Camp-7.

As a young humanitarian worker, my goal is to assist my vulnerable community in building a better future.

I am currently serving as a representative of the Rohingya Youth Network (RYN) Camp 7 team.

10/11/2024

Meet the representative of our camp 18 team,

My name is Mohammed Amin, From Monikul,Buthidaung, Rakhine State in Myanmar.I am currently living in world's largest refugee camp -18 , in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.I passed the matriculation exam from the Government high School in Myanmar.since 2016, I have been working as a teacher at SKUS. I am also teaching a private center in camp-18.

As a young humanitarian worker, my goal is to assist my vulnerable community in building a better future.

I am currently serving as a representative of the Rohingya Youth Network (RYN) Camp 18 team.

06/11/2024

Meet the representative of our camp 4-Ext team,

My name is Kefayet Ullah from INNCHAUNG BADANA BUTHIDAUNG Rakhin State in Myanmar. I am currently living in the world's largest refugee camp, kutupalong 4 Extension in Cox's bazzar. Bangladesh.I passed the matriculation exam from the community high school in Bangladesh. since 2019, I have been working as the Health and Nutrition support volunteer at (GK ) GONOSHASTHAYA KENDRA (Bangladesh Rural Advancement committee). I' am also running a private leaning center in camp 04.

As a young humanitarian worker, my goal is to assist my vulnerable community in building a better future.

I am currently serving as a representative of the Rohingya Youth Network (RYN) Camp 4-Ext team.

06/11/2024

Meet the representative of our camp 8-E team,

My name is MR Mohammed Sadek, from BaDaNa, Buthidaung, Rakhine State in Myanmar. I am currently living in the world's largest refugee camp, Balukhali Camp 08E, in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.matriculation in Myanmar 2017. since 2018, I have been working as a Rohingya teacher at JCF (Jagorani Chakra Foundation). I am also a founder of Community High school ( အထက ရွှေပညာနန်းတော်) in Camp 8E.

As a young humanitarian worker, my goal is to assist my vulnerable community in building a better future.

I am currently serving as a representative of the Rohingya Youth Network (RYN) Camp 8-E team.