Global Voice Of Rohingya

Global Voice Of Rohingya This platform is more than media—it is a voice for the voiceless, a call for justice, and a global reminder of our shared humanity.

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A media & advocacy platform giving the voice of the Rohingya and the voiceless worldwide sharing news, stories, hope, rights & justice.📰🗞️📜🌐 𝗚𝗟𝗢𝗕𝗔𝗟 𝗩𝗢𝗜𝗖𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗥𝗢𝗛𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗬𝗔

Global Voice Of Rohingya is an independent media and advocacy platform dedicated to amplifying the voices of the Rohingya and all voiceless communities across the world.

Founded by a Rohingya struggler, humanitarian worker, poet, and author, this page combines journalism, storytelling, and reflection to shed light on struggles too often ignored. Here, you will find news updates, reports, poetry, quotes, and reflections—capturing not only the suffering but also the resilience, dignity, and unshakable spirit of oppressed people. Global Voice Of Rohingya exists to inform, inspire, and ensure the world never forgets.

Seven Dead, Dozens Missing After Migrant Boat Sinks Near Thai–Malaysia BorderAt least seven people have died and dozens ...
11/11/2025

Seven Dead, Dozens Missing After Migrant Boat Sinks Near Thai–Malaysia Border

At least seven people have died and dozens remain missing after a boat carrying undocumented migrants sank near Malaysia’s Langkawi island, close to the Thai border.

Malaysia’s Coast Guard says 13 people have been rescued, while around 70 were believed to be on the vessel. The group was part of a larger journey of about 300 people — mostly Rohingya — who left Myanmar’s Rakhine state two weeks ago before splitting into smaller boats.

Rescue operations entered a second day on Monday, with the search area expanded to 256 square nautical miles. The mission includes sea and air patrols and is expected to continue for a week.

Authorities said the body recovered on Sunday was that of a Rohingya woman. Of the survivors, 11 are Rohingya and two are Bangladeshi.

Rohingya Muslims remain stateless in Myanmar and face severe persecution. Since a 2017 military crackdown, hundreds of thousands have taken refuge in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar camps. Difficult conditions there have pushed many to risk dangerous sea crossings to Malaysia, often paying over $3,000 each to traffickers for cramped and unsafe voyages.



Strength is not only shown by lifting weights — it is shown by lifting yourself through pain, struggle, and sacrifice.Th...
13/10/2025

Strength is not only shown by lifting weights — it is shown by lifting yourself through pain, struggle, and sacrifice.

This brother stands as a true example of hard work, dedication, and discipline. Every drop of his sweat tells a story of determination; every effort reflects the courage of a Rohingya youth who refuses to give up despite all odds.

He may not be a leader with words, but his actions speak louder — inspiring a generation to dream big, stay strong, and believe that Rohingya can rise in every field, even when the world doubts us.

His journey reminds us that success is built on patience, passion, and persistence.

A proud Rohingya, a symbol of strength, and a living proof that dedication can break barriers.

— Global Voice of Rohingya
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It has successfully started the Midterm Examination through the Examination Board of Rohingya Refugees. This marks not...
03/10/2025

It has successfully started the Midterm Examination through the Examination Board of Rohingya Refugees. This marks not only a milestone for education but also a true blessing and a wonderful opportunity for our students. 🌍📚

Our children are filled with joy, motivation, and determination to participate in this journey of learning. For us teachers, it is a moment of immense pride and gratitude, as we stand together in organizing and managing such an important event in a systematic and meaningful way.

This examination is more than just a test of knowledge , it is a reflection of our students’ resilience, our teachers’ dedication, and the unity of our community that continues to strive for a brighter tomorrow. Every answer written is a step closer to hope, empowerment, and a better future for the Rohingya children.

With heartfelt thanks to all the organizers, volunteers, and supporters whose tireless efforts made this possible , your contribution is a foundation of hope for generations to come.



Maung Soyed ul Amin’s powerful speech at the UNGA stage reminds the world of the Rohingya crisis.He raised his voice for...
01/10/2025

Maung Soyed ul Amin’s powerful speech at the UNGA stage reminds the world of the Rohingya crisis.
He raised his voice for justice, dignity, and accountability, calling out the suffering of thousands in detention, deportation, and displacement. His message was clear — the world cannot remain silent while genocide, persecution, and statelessness continue. This is not only the voice of one leader, but the cry of an entire people who deserve safety, rights, and a future of hope.

📌 The Rohingya issue is not forgotten.
📌 The world must act before it’s too late.
📌 Justice is the only path to peace.

01/10/2025

Maung Soyed ul Amin’s powerful speech at the UNGA stage reminds the world of the Rohingya crisis.
He raised his voice for justice, dignity, and accountability, calling out the suffering of thousands in detention, deportation, and displacement. His message was clear — the world cannot remain silent while genocide, persecution, and statelessness continue. This is not only the voice of one leader, but the cry of an entire people who deserve safety, rights, and a future of hope.

📌 The Rohingya issue is not forgotten.
📌 The world must act before it’s too late.
📌 Justice is the only path to peace.

Today, in the world’s largest refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, the Rohingya people stood together in grief and u...
27/09/2025

Today, in the world’s largest refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, the Rohingya people stood together in grief and unshakable resolve. Leaders, youth, and human rights defenders raised their voices—not out of choice, but out of the unbearable pain of being exiled from their homeland. Their cries echo the wounds of decades of persecution, statelessness, and endless suffering.

As the UNGA High-Level Conference approaches, this gathering was not just an event—it was a desperate plea to the conscience of the world. The Rohingya demand more than sympathy; they demand justice, accountability, and the fundamental right to live in their homeland with safety, dignity, and freedom.

How many more years must a people remain trapped in camps, denied identity, stripped of rights, and silenced by injustice? The world cannot delay any longer. The time for action is now.



“We, the Rohingya, hold these signs not as mere symbols, but as the very voices of our existence—calling out to the worl...
16/09/2025

“We, the Rohingya, hold these signs not as mere symbols, but as the very voices of our existence—calling out to the world for justice, dignity, rights, and identity. For decades, we have been denied our homeland, stripped of our citizenship, and silenced in the face of unimaginable suffering. In Bangladesh, we have found temporary shelter and safety, yet we do not wish to live forever as refugees or be considered a burden on a nation already carrying so much. Our dream is not to depend on aid or survive on charity; our dream is to return to our ancestral homeland in Myanmar, to live as rightful citizens, free from fear, persecution, and statelessness. The sign we hold is a message to humanity: we are not forgotten, our rights are not negotiable, and our identity cannot be erased. We seek not pity, but justice, and we stand firm in our demand for the right to return home with dignity and freedom.”




In the Rohingya refugee camps, the shortage of LPG gas distribution by UNHCR and WFP has forced families into desperate ...
14/09/2025

In the Rohingya refugee camps, the shortage of LPG gas distribution by UNHCR and WFP has forced families into desperate struggles. Children , who should be in classrooms, dreaming of a brighter future , are instead walking long distances under the scorching sun, carrying heavy bundles of firewood on their small shoulders.

This is not just about fuel. It’s about basic human rights. Every child deserves the right to education, nutrition, and safety , not the burden of survival at such a young age. When essential aid is cut, it is the most vulnerable who pay the heaviest price.

We urge the international community, NGOs, and donors to step up their responsibilities. Restoring LPG supply is not a luxury , it is a lifeline that protects children, women, and families from exploitation, danger, and further suffering.

Let us not allow these innocent lives to be pushed into hardship while the world watches silently. ✊

In the quiet of the night, under the vast sky, the resilience of the Rohingya people shines through. This powerful image...
12/09/2025

In the quiet of the night, under the vast sky, the resilience of the Rohingya people shines through. This powerful image captures a glimpse of life in a refugee camp, where families find warmth and hope amidst hardship.
Join us at 'Global Voice Of Rohingya' as we amplify their stories, advocate for their rights, and work towards a brighter future. Every follow, every share, helps bring their voices to the world.
FOLLOW OUR PAGE to stay informed and share their journey. Together, we can make a difference. Hope. Resilience. Future.


We are already trapped in endless suffering, and now with funding declining, the fear inside us grows heavier every day....
09/09/2025

We are already trapped in endless suffering, and now with funding declining, the fear inside us grows heavier every day. In the refugee camps, food is scarce, and too often our children sleep with empty stomachs. As a parent, nothing is more painful than holding your child and not knowing what meal you can place in front of them.

We never chose this life of exile , it was forced upon us by violence and persecution. Every cut in aid deepens our wounds and steals away our hope. The world must not turn its back on us. Until we can return home to Arakan with safety, rights, and dignity, we need support to survive. Without it, our future, and the future of our children, fades away.

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