Return to What? The Question Missing From Rohingya Repatriation Plans
by Jafar Ahmed A Rohingya refugee can want to go home and…
From Legal Exclusion to Forced Displacement: The Rohingya Crisis, 1948–2026
By Rejuwan Khan* For the Rohingya, the mass exodus of 2017 was…
From Chaos to Dignity – The Art of Creative Teaching and the Legacy of Trauma-Healing Methods
The Landscape Transformed: Courage and Structure Editor’s Note This is the fifth…
What Land Restitution Would Actually Require for Rohingya Return
by Arafat Hossain Before 2017, Myo Thu Gyi village tract in northern…
The Illusion of Return: Why Rohingya Repatriation Is Not Possible Under Today’s Conditions in Rakhine State.
By Mohammed Siraj For almost a decade, the international community has repeatedly…
Who Controls Rohingya Land in Northern Arakan?
From Burned Villages to Occupied Land In discussions about the Rohingya crisis,…
Witnessing the Rohingya Genocide: A Field Diary from Cox’s Bazar
(Series IV): Voices of the Host Community — Stories of Coexistence, Change,…
A Nation Sold, A Generation in Debt: How Myanmar’s Youth Are Paying the Price of Power and Dependency
By Aung Naing Kyaw Myanmar’s crisis is often described through the language…
Hoyyar Siri and the Illusion of Post-Genocide Rakhine
Abu Ammar In Hoyyar Siri, a Rohingya village in Buthidaung Township, Human…
Why Gen Z Fell Against the Crown: Rohingya Youth, Power Struggles, and a Crisis of Protection
By Aung Naing Kyaw A Generation Growing Up in Displacement Inside the…
Witnessing the Rohingya Genocide: A Field Diary from Cox’s Bazar
(Series III): Story of a Relentless Refugee: The Testimony of Mohammad Hashim…
The River Between Survival and Loss: Newly Arrived Rohingya Refugees Carry the Weight of War
The journey began long before the boat touched the river. by Rohang…
Engineered Risk: Why Rohingya Mobility is Designed to Be Deadly
by Abu Ammar In May 2025, two boats carrying more than 500…
Witnessing the Rohingya Genocide: A Field Diary from Cox’s Bazar
by Luthfunnahar Shancyi Editor’s Note This is the second installment of Rohingya…
From Insurgency to Governance: How the Arakan Army is Reordering Rohingya Life
Nadeem Ahmed In northern Rakhine, a Rohingya villager who steps outside after…
Death at Sea Is Not a Choice: The Rohingya Crisis of Containment
by Mijan Ahmed At dawn on 9 May 2025, a boat carrying…
Witnessing the Rohingya Genocide: A Field Diary from Cox’s Bazar
by Luthfunnahar Shancyi Editor’s Note Rohingya Khobor is launching a monthly series…
Recorded, Restricted, Excluded: How Documentation Controls the Rohingya
Abu Ammar In late March 2026, residents of Tharzi village in northern…
Donor Fatigue and the Economics of the Rohingya Crisis
Nearly eight years after the mass displacement of Rohingya refugees into Bangladesh,…
Rethinking GBV in Rohingya Camps: From Silence to Systems
Luthfunnahar Shancyi* GBV as an everyday structural reality In the Rohingya camps,…
The Rohingya Camps Through Bangladeshi Eyes: A Bangladeshi Communications Professional’s Experience
Nusrat Zabin Biva First Glimpse of the Camps The vehicle moved slowly…
Education Without Citizenship: The Lost Generation in Rohingya Camps
Nearly a decade after the mass displacement of Rohingya refugees into Bangladesh,…
China, India, and the Quiet Geopolitics of Rohingya Repatriation
Repatriation of Rohingya refugees has consistently been framed as a humanitarian objective.…
Waiting as Policy: The Politics of Endless Repatriation Talks
In April 2025, Myanmar confirmed that 180,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh were…
Between Promise and Reality: One Ramadan Later, Where Does Rohingya Repatriation Stand?
By Syedul Mostafa Last Ramadan, during the visit of António Guterres to…
Counting Without Caring: How the Rohingya Became a Dataset, Not a People
In the sprawling settlements of Cox’s Bazar, the lives of more than…
An Election Without a People: Myanmar’s Vote and the Rohingya’s Permanent Exile
Myanmar has been holding a multi-phase election under military rule, the first…
The Refugee Camp as a Border: Why Rohingya Are Trapped Without Leaving
For the Rohingya in Bangladesh, the border is no longer a line…
The Rohingya as Bargaining Chips: How Regional Powers Trade Lives for Influence in the Bay of Bengal
The Rohingya have long been treated as a humanitarian crisis. But in…
Erasing a People Twice: How Documentation Wars Decide the Future of the Rohingya
They lost their land first. Then they lost their homes, their fields,…
OPINION | Why Some Rohingya Refugees View Nepal as a Safer Destination
by Bijaya Khadka* Nepal has become an unexpected but meaningful place of…
Vanishing Witnesses: How the World Is Losing the Rohingya Story While the Violence Continues
In Cox’s Bazar, the disappearance of attention is now as visible as…
The Price of Protection: How Security Narratives Strip Rohingya Refugees of Rights
In the Rohingya camps of Cox’s Bazar, control increasingly defines everyday life.…
Nepal’s Legal Gray Zone: How the Law Fails Rohingya Refugees
By Bijaya Khadka A People Without Recognition In the quiet neighborhoods of…
Invisible Wounds: Gender-based Violence inside the Rohingya Camps
by Abantee Harun Inside the refugee camps in Ukhiya and Teknaf, the…
Between Two Statelessnesses: How Bangladesh’s Refugee Politics Mirrors Myanmar’s Denial
In March 2025, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) announced that…
The World’s Selective Sympathy: Why Rohingya Suffering No Longer Shocks Anyone
In early 2025, Reuters reported that the United Nations had been forced…
Enemies of Convenience: The Arakan Army’s Narrative War Against the Rohingya
In late September 2025, the front page of an Arakan Princess Media…
Erasing a People: How Myanmar’s State Media Denies the Rohingya
27 September, 2025. On a humid evening in Yangon this past April,…
Dhaka Declaration: A Closing Call for Rohingya Rights and Justice
Dhaka, September 17, 2025:The long day of dialogue at CIRDAP in Dhaka…
Beyond retribution: A transitional justice roadmap for the Rohingya that starts today
By Ronnie, Founder & Editor, Rohingya Khobor Last month marked eight years…
A Manufactured Storyline: How Arakan-focused Media Turn the Rohingya Into Suspects Instead of Survivors
By Rohingya Khobor Opinion Desk What happens to public truth when a…
A Vote Without a Voice: Myanmar’s 2025 Election and the Rohingya
By Rohingya Khobor Opinion Desk Myanmar’s ruling junta has announced that the…
No Safe Ground: Why Repatriation to Myanmar Remains a Distant Dream for Rohingya Refugees
Op-Ed | Over the past eight years, the hope of returning home…
The Dangerous Politics of Narrative: How Rakhine Media Sustains Rohingya Erasure
Rohingya Khobor Op-Ed | August 4, 2025 In the battle over land,…
Pushed from One Side, Ignored on the Other: The Rohingya Are Running Out of Ground to Stand On
Rohingya Khobor Op-Ed | July 28, 2025 For the Rohingya in Arakan,…
Rohingya’s Unseen Plight: A Global Struggle Beyond Borders
The Rohingya, a people tragically stripped of their homeland and identity, continue…
Caught Between Two Fires: Rohingya Suffering Under Arakan Army Atrocities in Rakhine
(March–June 2025) Introduction: A Dangerous Shift in Power For the Rohingya of…
Rohingya Under Siege Again: The Illusion of Liberation in Maungdaw
When the Arakan Army (AA) swept through northern Rakhine and took full…
Between Shelter and Shore: Rohingya Life in Limbo
Cox’s Bazar, June 2025 At the edge of the world’s largest refugee settlement, where…
From Genocide to Containment: The New Face of Rohingya Displacement
By: Suleman Rahmatullah The world once again finds itself debating the logistics…
The War on Her Body: Rohingya Women and the Biology of Trauma
By: Nadia Islam Beneath the dense canopy of monsoon clouds that forever…
The Border Economy — Cattle, Currency, and a Life Between Fences
In the shadows of barbed-wire fences and shifting river currents, a fragile…
Troubled Waters: Arakan Army and the Growing Risks in the Naaf River
By: Tin Thein As Bangladesh positions itself as the guardian of the…
The Myth of Safe Return: The Rohingya’s Broken Repatriation Promise
By Mizan Rehman Once a thriving land of natural beauty, Arakan (Rakhine…
Children Without a Country – A Stateless Generation Grows Up
In the narrow lanes of Camp-11, children chase a punctured football over…
From Rakhine to Cox’s Bazar – Cycles of Displacement
For 45-year-old Noor Jahan, displacement is not a one-time event—it is a…
Traffickers’ Promises and the Price of Escape
COX’S BAZAR, BANGLADESH — On a moonless night in late February, 19-year-old…
Inside the Camps – Why Rohingya Are Fleeing Again
By RK News Desk | April 10, 2025Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh The barbed-wire…
Rohingya on the Move: Sea, Borders, and Survival
By RK News Desk | April 8, 2025As global attention wavers and…
Rohingya Women: Genitalia and Genocide in Context
By: Nadia Islam In times of war, the reality of women and…
UN Secretary-General’s Visit: International Initiative Needed for Rohingya Repatriation
By Rakibul Islam Khaan Suvo The Rohingya crisis remains an issue of…
Is the Prosecution of Aung San Suu Kyi and Former President Htin Kyaw a Test for Myanmar’s National Unity Government?
By Pacifist Farooq The recent arrest warrants issued by an Argentine court…
At the Edge of Helplessness: The Endless Sorrow of the Rohingyas
Mir Hojaifa Al Mamduh Thinking about the sorrow of the Rohingya's makes…
Which Rohingya Group is Leading Their People to Trouble with the Bangladeshis?
Tin Theing There might have been a time when our people talked…
The fate of the Rohingya may be in the Arakan Army’s hands
Nasir Uddin (This article was originally published in aljazeera) In late May, reports emerged…
The forgotten genocide in Arakan
Abdul Mannan (The article was originally published in dhakatribune) When the world…
Ensuring Safety and Sovereignty: Addressing Concerns Over St. Martin’s Island
Altaf Parvez St. Martin's Island, also known locally as Jazeera, is a…
Prioritizing safety in the Rohingya camps
The authorities take immediate and decisive action Tribune Editorial (We copied the…
Arakan Army treatment of Rohingya minority poses challenge to Myanmar opposition
The Rakhine force, the most effective rebel army fighting the junta, vents…
Deepening the Rohingya crisis
Latest wave of refugees may be straw that broke the camel’s back…
Who is the face of modern ethnic hatred?
Is there a new contender in the race? Shafiur Rahman (We copied…
A time to talk and coexist: An open letter to Arakan Army chief Twan Mrat Naing
Nyi Nyi Kyaw I never thought that I would be forced to…
Rohingya Face Fresh Uncertainty in Myanmar
As an armed resistance group seeks to expand its control in Rakhine…
Views from Bangladesh: Repatriation from Myanmar should begin as soon as feasible
Recently, Bangladesh's Foreign Minister stated that ethnic clashes have been ongoing in…
Bitter brotherhood: The Rohingya militants teaming up with an anti Islamic army
The video of a group of Rohingya men in Tatmadaw uniform claiming…
Rohingya, the Palestinians of Southeast Asia: A Forgotten Genocide (Conversation with Maung Zarni)
This month marks 3 years since the military coup of February 2021…
A New Chapter: Western Resettlement of Rohingya Refugees
In a pivotal development for the Rohingya, the United States has spearheaded…
Exploring the Legal Dimensions of the Rohingya Genocide: A Conversation with Regina Paulose
In a recent episode of "Conversations on Genocide," a thought-provoking discussion unfolds…
First CRC Case filed over violent pushback of Rohingya child
In a case of first impression, a Rohingya child has a filed…
The Rohingya people face endless detention in Myanmar
On 8th June 2012, after the Jummah/Friday prayer, some of the Rohingyas…
Daily Star ePaper, English News Paper, Today Newspaper, Online News Epaper
MOHAMMAD MAHFUZUR RAHMAN IT has been quite clear in various segments of…
King’s College student organizes a webinar on Myanmar’s present political crisis
A webinar will be held from 3rd to 5th November 2021, coordinated…
Migration Mobilities Bristol hosting an event on “Citizenship in Myanmar: Past and Future”
An online event will be held on "Citizenship in Myanmar: Past and…
Rethinking Sustainable Solution to Rohingya Crisis: Limits of WB’s Proposal
By Kazi Mohammad Jamshed Washington-based global lender the World Bank, through concessional…
Session Four: The Rohingya Genocide
4th International Conference on Genocide and Mass Violence in the Twenty-First Century…
webinar: Bhashan Char: A Beacon of Hope for the Rohingyas
CFISS will be organizing it's second webinar on the topic "Bhashan Char:…
Live Now: What can Rohingya Survivors expect from ICJ and ICC
Currently Live joint legal roundtable on What can Rohingya Survivors expect from…
4th International Conference on Genocide and Mass Violence in the Twenty-First Century
Centre for Genocide Studies, University of Dhaka, is pleased to announce that…
Arab News – The Briefing Room: Rohingya Crisis, What Next
To watch the discussion please click below: The Briefing Room: Rohingya Crisis,…
