Arakani Rohingya Scholars Forum

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World Refugee Day Celebrated by Cahaya Surya Organization

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Honorable Guest at the Social Gathering

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Program Activities

Emine Erdoğan Visits Rohingya Refugee Camps in Cox’s Bazar

In a show of solidarity with the Rohingya people, Emine Erdoğan, the First Lady of Turkey, visited the refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, where over a million Rohingya refugees

Malaysia’s Efforts to Educate Rohingya Refugee Children

In Malaysia, the plight of Rohingya refugee children has become a key focus of humanitarian efforts, as thousands of displaced children struggle to access education due to their stateless status.

UNICEF Volunteers Support Rohingya Refugees in Camps

UNICEF volunteers have been playing a crucial role in providing support to the Rohingya refugees living in camps, particularly in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar, which is home to one of the

Priyanka Chopra Visits Rohingya Refugee Camps in Bangladesh

In a powerful display of solidarity, global actress and humanitarian Priyanka Chopra visited the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, to raise awareness about the ongoing plight of the

History of Arakani Rohingya

History claims that refugee crisis has served as a pivotal in leading the world towards instability and violence. From the economic slowdowns in emerging markets to the ever rising number of terrorists, from inter-state conflicts to intra-state social insecurities and lawlessness, all are the result of spillover effects of influx of refugees, migrants and asylum seekers. Refugee crisis not only brings about humanitarian implications but also possesses the tendency to give way to security implications. Factually connoting refugee crises in Syria, Ethiopia, Libya and other part of the worlds has produced enormous social, economic and political effects on countries who had either temporarily or permanently hosted the refugees. According to an estimate of UN High Commissioner for Refugees, in 2017, nearly 65.6 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide as a result of persecution, conflict, or human rights violations alone.

Rohingya Crisis
The Rohingya crisis is a refugee boat dilemma which caught the attention of international podium in the second half of May 2015 when the government of Myanmar state sponsored religious and ethnic discrimination against the Muslims of Burma. The Rohingya crisis highlights both humanitarian and security implications as huge exodus of the world’s largest stateless population is expected to infiltrate in different regions of Southeast Asia. Ref: https://www.diplomatic-council.org/node/97