#Black4Rohingya #June13 We do not forget. We will never forget. The #Rohingya lives taken in 2012, 2017, 2024 and still being taken today under the military regime and other oppressors. Wear black. Share your photo. Raise your voice. For justice. For dignity. For liberation.

Heartbreaking news from Camp 09 5-year-old Alham, who was abducted 10 days ago, was found dead despite his family paying ransom in hopes of his safe return. Justice for Alham. Protect Rohingya children. #JusticeForAlham #ProtectRohingyaChildren #ChildProtection #Rohingya

Last 10 days — zero donations. 400 Rohingya girls are still waiting for education. $5, $10, $20 – any amount moves us forward. Please don't scroll past. 🙏 Donate or RT to help reach someone who can. chuffed.org/project/178754

My brief post for the @WorldPeaceFdtn ‘Famine Voices’ series – on the Rohingya, food deprivation, and the slow, bureaucratic destruction of a group’s capacity to survive worldpeacefoundation.org/blo…

Junta has killed 143 civilians since its “100-day peace offer.” Yet @ASEAN continues to engage with junta representatives while it continues to kill, displace, & impoverish communities. Accountability or complicity? #ASEAN cannot have both. Read more bit.ly/3QAas4E

🇲🇲Just out: @CrisisGroup's @tdkean and award-winning photographer 📷 @yan_naing_aung take us on a journey into #Myanmar's Karen State, where locals are bracing for a long war ⬇️ crisisgroup.org/ojs/asia-pac…

“Burmese military company Mytel is celebrating FIFA awarding them exclusive broadcasting rights. FIFA is helping the Burmese military make profits which they can use to buy the bombs they drop on schools and hospitals,” Mark Farmaner, Director of BCUK burmacampaign.org.uk/fifa-mu…

All struggles are interconnected #Black4Rohingya @ProtectRohingya

Burma Campaign UK today called on FIFA to cancel its contract with a Burmese military company, which granted the military exclusive broadcasting rights in Burma for the 2026 World Cup. burmacampaign.org.uk/fifa-mu…

“Misinformed hate should not be part of our Malaysian identity.” komas.org/stop-facilitating-… Powerful statement from Pusat KOMAS condemning the @Change petition against Rohingya refugees and calling for its removal. Malaysia needs rights-based refugee policy and not scapegoating, misinformation & mass xenophobia.

Hope truly begins with education. We would love to collaborate and support this mission through digital literacy, helping more children learn, grow, and build brighter futures.

Honest update: still no donations. But I know this photo matters. These words matter. And you can help. Education gives every child hope. Please prove it with a donation or RT. chuffed.org/project/178754

Los #bahais creemos en la unidad de la humanidad y el respeto y el amor hacia todas las religiones. #StopHatePropaganda

Only 2 donors have supported our campaign and we've raised just $50 of our $5,000 goal. More than 400 Rohingya girls need educational support to stay in school and build a better future. Please donate or RT to help us reach more people. chuffed.org/project/178754

This is not a home. It's a tarpaulin and bamboo shelter where Rohingya families struggle to survive. Overcrowding, insecurity and uncertainty remain our daily reality as we wait to return home with safety and dignity. #Rohingya #Refugees #HumanRights #CoxsBazar

Majority of those who are openly xenophobic and racist- calling for the “removal “ of Rohingya refugees are Muslims themselves. Whilst shedding fake tears for Palestinians and Bosnians thousands of miles away, the very same people call for removal of the Rohingyas, who are victims of genocide. They brand Rohingyas as dirty, greedy, violent - the very same type of justification used by the Zionists against Palestinians. Rohingyas have been massacred and chased away from their own country- they are stateless and been forced to flee for their lives for decades. But some Malaysians think it’s ok to attack them, dox them, deny them basic humanitarian help etc. It is hypocritical to forget that in a couple of weeks we will celebrate awal Muharram that marks Hijrah, the day the Prophet (PBUH) left Mecca and sought refuge in Madina - and at the same time there are these attacks upon muslim brethren who are not the “right type of refugees” and calls out for them to be chased away. Where will they go - into the sea or to be slaughtered in Myanmar? And yet this Madani government provides no moral leadership - in the midst of worsening hatred, online attacks and harassment against these desperate refugees. What will it take to end this bigotry? The bleached bones of dead Rohingyas flashed across our TV screens?