Rohingya Human Rights

The Rohingya community of Arakan, Burma ( Myanmar ) is one of the most unfortunate and down-trodden minority groups of the world, who have been constantly subjected to gross human rights violation decades after decades by the military rulers of Burma who have turned Burma into a secret state of terror since 1962. The Council for Restoration of Democracy in Burma (CRDB) has been working for the restoration of Democracy in Burma as well as for the restoration of human rights of Rohingya community. Our Email: crdb.rohingyas@gmail.com


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	Advocate the causes of distress Rohingyas in Bangladesh by Rohingya Human Rights On behalf of the entire Rohingya community in Bangladesh, we undersigned Rohingya Youths from various countries are very much concerned and shocked by the recent inhuman treatment of Bangladeshi government and locals to toward innocent Rohingya re
	A Call to Stop Factionalism for Urgent Reconciliation by Rohingya Human Rights We, undersigned organizations are deeply concerned about ongoing and systematic mispropagandas of Burmese opposition group towards continuous ethnic cleansing, persuading the Burmese military regime by various means.The opp
	Arakan: A Field of Muslim Genocide by Rohingya Human Rights Rohang, the old name of Arakan, was very familiar region for the Arab seafarers even during the pre-Islamic days. Tides of people like the Arabs, Moors, Turks, Pathans, Moguls, Central Asians, Bengalis came mostly as traders, warriors, preachers a

	Rohingya refugees should not be treated with hostile attitude by Rohingya Human Rights The Rohingya, ethnic minority of Arakan, Burma have been languishing in their ancestral Land, Arakan and in exile for decades since the military took power in 1962. They are being treated as foreigners. The history has shown their e
	A permanent solution to Rohingya issue before repatriation is most crucial by Rohingya Human Rights Under different periods of history, Arakan had been an independent and sovereign monarchy ruled by Hindus, Buddhists and Muslims. According to A. P Phayer and G.E. Harvey, the Arakanese kings established alternately capitals in eight different
	Joint statement on 2010 Election Boycott by Rohingya Human Rights We, undersigned organizations and communities for democracy, human rights, peace, justice and tranquility in Burma reaffirm that emergence of immediate and genuine reconciliation among all ethno-religious and political groups before the 2010 elect
	Future Looks Bleak for ethnic Rohingya by Rohingya Human Rights
	Rohingya: The political refugees face discrimination and harsh treatment wherever they go by Rohingya Human Rights The historical backgrounds of Arakan ironically implied as evidences that the existence of Rohinga Muslims in Arakan is for centuries . But They claimed as world`s most oppressed ethnic minority which is unbelievable to all instantl
	The Rohingya issue calls for international attention by Rohingya Human Rights Once Arakan was an independent and sovereign monarchy ruled by Hindu, Buddhist or Muslim kings. According to A. P Phayer and G.E. Harvey, the Arakanese kings established their capitals in eight different towns, transferring from one to another.
	Junta Continues to Suppress Religious Freedom: US by Rohingya Human Rights The Burmese military junta continues to oppress people on religious grounds and actively promotes Theravada Buddhism, said a US report on religion released last Monday."It systematically restricted efforts by Buddhist
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