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From living in a refugee camp without certainty of tomorrow to stepping into a university lecture hall—his journey prove...
10/09/2026

From living in a refugee camp without certainty of tomorrow to stepping into a university lecture hall—his journey proves that potential is everywhere, even when opportunity isn't.

His story is a powerful reminder that millions of young refugees around the world aren't waiting for charity; they are waiting for a chance.

They carry incredible talent, resilience, and ambition, but remain held back simply by circumstance. When we open doors to education, we don't just change one person's life—we unlock leaders, innovators, and thinkers who can rebuild communities and shape a better future for all of us.

Education is a human right, not a privilege of location. Let’s keep pushing for more pathways, more scholarships, and more opportunities for refugee youth everywhere.

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Australia Reaffirms Support for Rohingya as Crisis Enters Its Tenth Year, Pledging AUD 1.26 Billion Since 2017
26/08/2026

Australia Reaffirms Support for Rohingya as Crisis Enters Its Tenth Year, Pledging AUD 1.26 Billion Since 2017

At Least 113 Hindu Killed by Myanmar Military and terrorist AA on 25 August 2017 as Survivors Commemorate 25 August Geno...
26/08/2026

At Least 113 Hindu Killed by Myanmar Military and terrorist AA on 25 August 2017 as Survivors Commemorate 25 August Genocide Remembrance Day

Hindu communities gathered across the Arakan State to remember the victims, demand justice and call for a safe, dignified Future in Arakan State.

Local Hindu residents say their lives are in danger as the terrorist Arakan Army forces Hindu , including women and children, to join its terrorist group.

Rohingya Gather to Demand a Safe Return Home.
25/08/2026

Rohingya Gather to Demand a Safe Return Home.

For the Rohingya, 25 August is remembered as Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day.It marks 25 August 2017, when a massive c...
25/08/2026

For the Rohingya, 25 August is remembered as Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day.

It marks 25 August 2017, when a massive campaign of violence against the Rohingya in Myanmar's Rakhine State forced hundreds of thousands to flee to Bangladesh.

The day is observed to remember those killed, displaced, and affected, and to call for justice, recognition, rights, safety, and a dignified return to their homeland.

🇲🇲🏆 Historic Achievement: Myanmar Takes 1st Place Among 133 Countries.A proud moment for Myanmar’s Muslim community! A Q...
23/08/2026

🇲🇲🏆 Historic Achievement: Myanmar Takes 1st Place Among 133 Countries.

A proud moment for Myanmar’s Muslim community!

A Qur’an reciter representing Myanmar has secured 1st place among participants from 133 countries at the 46th King Abdulaziz International Qur’an Competition in Saudi Arabia.

The remarkable achievement highlights the talent and dedication of Myanmar’s Muslim community on an international stage. 📖🤍✨

Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh — August 23, 2026: Rohingya Gen-Z activists are calling for greater international recognition of...
23/08/2026

Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh — August 23, 2026: Rohingya Gen-Z activists are calling for greater international recognition of the Rohingya genocide and urging NGOs working in the refugee camps to observe 25 August as a holiday and day of remembrance.

August 25 is observed by Rohingya communities as Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day, marking the beginning of the mass displacement and atrocities that followed the Myanmar military’s 2017 operations. More than 700,000 Rohingya fled to Bangladesh during the crisis.

The youth-led appeal asks humanitarian organizations to allow refugees time to remember victims, honor survivors and raise awareness of the Rohingya struggle for justice, dignity and a safe return to their homeland.

“Recognition is justice. Remember. Recognize. Restore.”

NINE YEARS OF WAITING — WHO WILL LISTEN TO THE ROHINGYA?This is more than a photograph. It is a painful piece of evidenc...
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?

A Rohingya Islamic scholar has been beaten into serious injury by the terrorist Arakan Army in Arakan State.
19/08/2026

A Rohingya Islamic scholar has been beaten into serious injury by the terrorist Arakan Army in Arakan State.

Brazilian Football Legend Roberto Carlos Reportedly Embraces IslamBrazilian football legend Roberto Carlos has reportedl...
19/08/2026

Brazilian Football Legend Roberto Carlos Reportedly Embraces Islam

Brazilian football legend Roberto Carlos has reportedly converted to Islam, according to claims circulating on social media and some online platforms.

However, the former Real Madrid and Brazil star has not publicly confirmed the reported conversion himself. At present, there is no clear official statement from Carlos confirming the news.

Roberto Carlos, widely regarded as one of football’s greatest left-backs, enjoyed a legendary career with Real Madrid and Brazil, including winning the 2002 FIFA World Cup.

The reports have sparked widespread discussion among football fans and Muslims online, but the claim should be treated as unconfirmed until Carlos himself or a reliable official source verifies it.

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