The World The Rohingya flag was raised at Carlow College to commemorate Rohingya Genocide day Last updated: August 26, 2020 9:45 PM rohingyakhobor.com Published August 25, 2020 Share 0 Min Read SHARE Carlow College, St. Patrick has raised the Rohingya flag first on 25th August 2018 to remember this dark day in the history of the Rohingya. Today again it has raised the Rohingya flag for the 3rd time. Thank you Carlow College. Thank you Ireland. You Might Also Like DTP webinar on “Children’s Rights and Access to Justice” UN Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar exposes military business ties, calls for targeted sanctions and arms embargoes Suu Kyi said to Ex British PM, “They (Rohingyas) are Bangladeshis” US announces more than $170 million for Rohingya humanitarian aid, as well as for host communities in Bangladesh Rohingya refugees celebrate as UN agrees to work at Bhashan Char TAGGED:genocide day Share This Article Facebook Twitter Email Print Facebook Latest News Nearly 100 Rohingya Refugees Arrive in Indonesia After Perilous Sea Journey Rohingya News Six Rohingya Refugees Dead as Nearly 100 Arrive on Indonesia’s Aceh Coast Amid Ongoing Crisis Rohingya News The World Fire Strikes Nayapara Rohingya Camp Again, Leaving Families Homeless Rohingya News From Refugee Camp to Mini-Inventor: Toyub’s Big Dreams Built from Scraps Rohingya Culture Rohingya News Foyajul’s Dream of Becoming an Artist from Within the Refugee Camp Rohingya Culture Rohingya News Over 500 Rohingya Relocated from Cox’s Bazar Refugee Camps to Bhasan Char: A Glimpse Through Photos Uncategorized Recent CommentsMuhammad Edris on ICJ denies Myanmar Junta extension on case filingsMohammed Sadek on U.S to start Rohingya resettlement from Bangladeshmdzubair on U.S to start Rohingya resettlement from Bangladeshmdzubair on U.S to start Rohingya resettlement from BangladeshMuhammad irfan on U.S to start Rohingya resettlement from Bangladesh
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