Amanah Hope Society

10/12/2025

20/11/2025

✨ Don’t miss it! ✨

We’re excited to invite you to Human Rights Day + Festival on Wheels happening on 6 December! 🚐🌍

This amazing gathering is open to all – refugees, locals, students, and anyone who believes in human rights, inclusion, and community. It’s all about integration, celebrating diversity, and creating a safe, welcoming space for everyone to connect, learn, and express themselves.

You can look forward to:
🎭 Cultural performances
🧩 Interactive stations
🗣 Story-sharing activities
🤝 Community-building and networking

📅 Date: 6 December
🕑 Time: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍 Location: The Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall,
No.1, Jalan Maharajalela, 50150 Kuala Lumpur

Please book your calendar and help us spread the word by sharing this poster with your networks, community groups, and friends. Your support will help us reach more people and make this event truly meaningful. 💛

🔗 Event Link / Registration: https://forms.gle/9FX7n7ar6p1LcY279

Youth Empowerment Support and the organizing team are ready to welcome you! ✨

17/11/2025

Alhamdulillah today we successfully completed the circumcision program for 15 Rohingya children.
A big thank you to everyone who supported and made this initiative possible. May Allah accept our efforts and bless these children with good health. 🤲

15/11/2025

Statement on the Preventable Drowning of Rohingya Refugees

We are not only saddened by the recent tragedy that unfolded in our own coastaline, but are also deeply angry. Few days ago, a boat with nearly 70 Rohingya asylum seekers, including children, capsized off the shore of Langkawi and Thailand. 27 bodies (and counting!) have been recovered during a search operation by both the Malaysian and the Thai navy.

Unfortunately, it is too late. When people on the boat were still alive, they were pushed away, or detained the moment they land. But when they drown, that is when we see our governments taking action. Well, it is too late, and we hold all ASEAN countries accountable, especially Malaysia, Thailand.

These asylum seekers are Rohingyas from Myanmar, who fled the GENOCIDE in their country, hoping for safety in Malaysia. Facing threats of murder, sexual violence, and incarceration, many had no choice but to entrust their lives and life savings to human traffickers, just to secure a seat in the boat.

Even at sea, they were not free from danger. They remained at the mercy of the trafficker, who abuse, r**e, starve, and exploit them.

These human trafficking syndicates are unsurprisingly linked to Malaysian nationals who are profiting from the suffering of the most vulnerable people in this region, exposing the deep root causes of such tragedies.

We urge all Malaysians:

1. Acknowledge the suffering and ongoing genocide faces by the Rohingya and other persecuted communities
2. ⁠Reject racism and hate speech against refugees and asylum seekers
3. ⁠Demand that the Malaysian government ensure safe passage and protection for asylum seekers, including those just rescued from the sea, instead of detaining or deporting them.

No one should have to risk their life in search of safety.

14 November 2025
Refugee Emergency Fund (REF)

15/11/2025

Alhamdulillah today we held a circumcision program in Puchong for 10 Rohingya children. This program was Arranged by Rohingya Education Development Society and Amanah Hope Society . Grateful to everyone who contributed to making this possible.

14/11/2025

Alhamdulillah, today I was able to distribute food packets to 50 Rohingya families who are struggling without work.
Thank you to the donor for making this possible. Your kindness means a lot to our community.