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Rohingya Human Rights

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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 Rohingya in Bangladesh & their issuesRohingya in Bangladesh & their issues by Rohingya Human Rights
Who are the Rohingya? The Rohingya are genetically related to Bengalis, Indians, Arabs and Moors, reflected in their darker skin a
 What is the actual population of Rohingyas?What is the actual population of Rohingyas? by Rohingya Human Rights
In its Briefing Paper No. 2, 2009 dated 26 March 2009, the Brussels based Euro-Burma Office stated : ' in international circles it (Rohingya) is generally used to denote the Muslim community in the three townships of northern Arakan State
 The Cultural Affinity of Rohingyas with BengalThe Cultural Affinity of Rohingyas with Bengal by Rohingya Human Rights
Ignoring the glorious historical records of the Rohingya Muslims in the ancient Arakan Kingdom, the Burmese military regime and the anti- Rohingya camps brand them as the Bengali immigrants of the 123 years of British Colonial rule from 1827 to 19
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 The Curse of Historical Rivalries in Arakan State of BurmaThe Curse of Historical Rivalries in Arakan State of Burma by Rohingya Human Rights
 Rakhine-Rohingya Friendship Hospital: A Short StoryRakhine-Rohingya Friendship Hospital: A Short Story by Rohingya Human Rights
Part: 1 August 15, 2007: The Burmese military regime removed subsidies on fuel causing a rapid and unannounced increase in prices. The government, which has a monopoly on fuel sales and is sold only by a st
 Rohingyas' Plight: The Cruel Fate of RawnakRohingyas' Plight: The Cruel Fate of Rawnak by Rohingya Human Rights
Rawnak is the daughter of the Rohingya Grand Mufti (Cleric) Maulana Ziaul Hoque. Maulana Ziaul Hoque is the Head Imam (Custodian) of the Grand Mosque of Sittwe, the capital city of Arakan State of Burma. Rawnak's Burmese name is Daw Nu. H
 The Bali Process & R2P: Who is to Protect the Rohingyas?The Bali Process & R2P: Who is to Protect the Rohingyas? by Rohingya Human Rights
The Responsibility to Protect the populations from genocide, ethnic cleansing, war crimes and crimes against humanity is an international commitment by governments to prevent and react to grave crises, wherever they may occur. In 2005, world
 The Death of Justice for RohingyasThe Death of Justice for Rohingyas by Rohingya Human Rights
On Feb 27,2009, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) said it will send hundreds of Rohingya boat people back to military-ruled Burma. Meeting at its 14th annual summit, the 10-member bloc agreed to compile and pool information a
 A Fervent Appeal to Stop Push Back of Rohingyas to BurmaA Fervent Appeal to Stop Push Back of Rohingyas to Burma by Rohingya Human Rights
We are appalled to know that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has decided to send hundreds of Rohingya boat people back to military-ruled Burma. Meeting at its annual summit, the 10-member bloc agreed to compile and pool informat
 Pro-democracy forces urged to strenghten their movement against despotic rule in BurmaPro-democracy forces urged to strenghten their movement against despotic rule in Burma by Rohingya Human Rights
Ahmedur Rahman Farooq, chairman of Rohingya Human Rights Council(RHRC) has urged upon the Burmese pro-democracy forces to strengthen their movement against the despotic rule in Burma under the leadership of Burma’s national icon of demo
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