Rohingya Human Rights Initiative - ROHRIngya

NEW: Two years after the Arakan Army, an ethnic armed group, killed and wounded hundreds of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar’s Rakhine State and burned down their village, the survivors are still denied justice and cannot return to their homes.

The Myanmar military and Arakan Army should immediately end attacks on civilians, release anyone unlawfully detained, and provide redress to victims and their families.

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Illustrations by John Holmes.

He has never seen Myanmar.

He was born in a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar,
Bangladesh. He has no citizenship - not Myanmar's,
not Bangladesh's. No document certifies that he exists.

He is one of 235,000 Rohingya refugee children
currently out of school across Bangladesh's camps.

More than half of the 1.2 million Rohingya in Cox's
Bazar are children. Many were born there.

They have known nothing but the camps. UNICEF calls them a
"lost generation" - old enough to learn, young enough
to still have a future, but stranded in a crisis the
world has failed to resolve.

The 2017 genocide forced their parents to flee.
8 years later, the children are still waiting.

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Source: UNICEF Emergency Report 2026