“25th August 2017--Rohingya Genocîde Remembrance Day.” It has now been 8 years since the military junta & some Rakhine extremïsts, carried out genocïde against our Rohingya in the Arakan State. Yet, the world has failed to hold the perpetrators accountable & restore our rights.

Our Rohingya women& girls must be educated, empowered, & supported to protect themselves from all forms of exploitation & build better lives. To protect them from human trafficking, abuse & violence, our female volunteers are conducting vital awareness sessions with them in camp.

No matter what we have or where we're, we remain committed to our mission for our Rohingya children—growing up in the camps & facing an uncertain future—because they deserve hope. We firmly believe that education is the key to solving any problem, which is why we make it our top priority.

Ramadan Kareem! “May This Ramadan Bring You Closer To Having Your Prayers Answered”

No matter what happens or where we are, we remain committed to imparting knowledge to our young brothers & sisters, illuminating the darkness closing to our society & country. Many thanks to everyone who has been part of our journey toward a brighter & better future for all.

Our Rohingya children, growing up in camps, deserve access to higher education which is a basic human rights. This is essential to transform their lives & shape better future in politics, science, arts & so on. Proud to be part of this journey—bridging educational gaps to drive meaningful changes.

Nur Hafsa(10)years old, a Grade-4 student, beautifully showcasing her artistic skills. Yet a lack of opportunities prevents many children like her from fully expressing their creativity. Prioritizing the imparting of knowledge & wisdom is essential to unlocking their true potential.

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year 2025! Let’s work together to create a brighter future for Rohingya refugees and those in need. May this year bring peace, love, and opportunities for growth. May the sufferings of our ppl and those around the world be eased! #HappyNewYear2025

Delighted to sponsor NSB Productions to produce an Anti-Human Trafficking Awareness Song, a powerful tool to raise awareness & prevent the tragic loss of lives at sea, address the urgent issue of human trafficking among Rohingya refugees in BGD refugee camp & Arakan.Watch 👇 youtu.be/zqaN8ij8W_M?si…

For over 70 years, the military junta & Rakhine extremists systematically worked to make Arakan, our ancestral land, free of Rohingya. During 2017 genocide, the Rakhine extremists actively collaborated with the military, & now AA is carrying out the final phase of this genocide.

No matter where we are, or what challenges we face, we never give up. Even in the camps, it’s truly inspiring to see young Rohingya girls & boys studying the Myanmar curriculum & striving for academic excellence. May they all succeed & brighten our future with their achievements.

On this Int'l Day of Persons with Disabilities, we acknowledge the challenges u face, both in the camps & beyond. We want u to know that you're not alone. Together we stand in soliderity with u, determined to overcome every obstacles & create a future where everyone is valued.

The Rohingya people have been living in refugee camps under the dire conditions, with limited access to resources & opportunities, for the last seven years. So it's time for the world to take decisive action to ensure justice, peace & accountability for the Rohingya, enabling us to return home.

Meet Saddam Hussein, a dedicated student currently studying in Grade-4 with the Myanmar national curriculum. He has been learning for three years, showing remarkable perseverance in his education. Despite facing difficult circumstances, his commitment to learning remains unwavering.

A refugee child from a BGD refugee camp is playing with a hand-made bamboo toy car. He's pretending to load it with sandbags or plastic bags, like rice bags are loaded onto a real car. For the Rohingya child like him, only opportunities matter to do the unique things in their life.

“Educate a girl, empower a nation”

Congratulations!

A Grade-9 Rohingya refugee student spends his days doing homework in a small tent shop.With the modest profits he earns, he can occasionally afford textbooks & learning materials, but supporting his family in refugee life while pursuing education remains a constant struggle. #grfrohingya (1-10-2024)

GRF welcomes the #Rohingya Genocide Accountability & Protection Act – stylized as the Rohingya GAP Act – would establish a “Special Coordinator for the Rohingya Atrocities Prevention and Response” within the #StateDept & provide an annual budget of $10 million for five years.

Dedicated to Rohingya people across the world,

The Rohingya ppl in Arakan state need urgent protection 4 the safety & security of their life, as they're being targeted & killed by both military regime & Rakhine rebels(AA). Civilians must always be protected. To save the Rohingya from genocide, how many more have to be killed?