19/08/2026
NINE YEARS OF WAITING — WHO WILL LISTEN TO THE ROHINGYA?
This is more than a photograph. It is a painful piece of evidence from the Inn Din massacre, a stark reminder of the atrocities inflicted on innocent Rohingya during the 2017 genocide.
These 10 Rohingya men were captured and killed, and their bodies were later discovered in a mass grave.
They cried out to the world for justice. Eight years passed. Now, the ninth year has arrived.
For nine years, the world has heard their stories—but justice remains painfully out of reach.
And today, instead of receiving justice and protection, Rohingya genocide survivors are still facing hatred and hate speech, including from some voices in Malaysia.
Is this what survivors received after surviving genocide?
They survived the killings.
They survived the displacement.
They survived the destruction of their homes and communities.
But they are still waiting for justice.
Nine years later, one question remains:
Who will finally listen to the Rohingya?