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A collective led by Rohingya women experts to create better opportunities and rebuild the Rohingya community
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Why do Malaysians show so much support for Palestinians in Gaza, but react differently when it comes to the Rohingya?

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Bear with us! This post is a bit lengthy, but incredibly important! 📖

Does educating refugee children take away resources from local students? The short answer is: No.

Blocking education for refugee children does not make our communities safer or fix local schooling gaps. Both issues stem from structural policies, not a competition for resources. Refugee learning centres receive no allocations from the Ministry of Education.

So why are people having issues with refugees seeking education? Leaving refugee children completely out of the classroom solves nothing. Instead, it exposes vulnerable youth to syndicates and exploitation, which directly compromises public safety for everyone.

We can demand top-quality public education for local students while supporting a legal framework for refugee schooling. Human rights and community safety go hand in hand.

👉 Swipe through to understand the real facts.

Let’s choose long-term community safety and human rights for all.

🔗 Support refugee education - link in bio.

#KitaPilihKemanusiaan #RefugeeEducation #EducationForAll #Malaysia #HumanRights

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A moment to celebrate Rohingya culture.

MSF's @victorcaringal and @arunn_jegan joined @azzzmaaa , @asmahennaa , @tasmanmunrodesign, @simone.h.chua , and @awelaa in Sydney at the 2026 Australian Good Design Awards, where Meeras Pavilion won Gold in the Social Impact category.

But this award belongs to a much bigger collective.

Developed over three years with Rohingya artists, community leaders, designers and advocates across Australia, Bangladesh and Malaysia, Meeras Pavilion celebrates Rohingya identity, culture and creativity, while challenging the narratives of persecution, displacement and statelessness that so often define the community. At the core of it, it is a physical manifestation of the #taroleaf, a symbol of the Rohingya people. This campaign has now had over 20 million social media views, and 35,000 people saw the Sydney exhibition last year.

"Rohingya people have spent generations having their identity denied. Meeras is about something very different: creating space for people to tell their own stories, celebrate their culture and reclaim their identity. This award recognises the extraordinary creativity, relationships and trust built between Rohingya communities and so many partners over several years. It shows us what advocacy can look like when communities are at the centre of shaping their own narratives." — Arunn Jegan, humanitarian affairs lead, MSF Australia

A huge congratulations and thank you to everyone who made this possible, particularly the Rohingya artists, women, young people and community leaders who shaped the project.

And to our wonderful partners and collaborators: @creative_advocacy_partnership , @infoarwdo , @rohingyawomencollaborative , @amigoandamigo, @lucid_space , @rohingyatographer , @cityofsydney , @amnestyaustralia , @refugee_council , @asrc1 , @aus.globalhealth, @eventengineeringaustralia, @hampdenparkpublic, OTIS and @msf_anz.

This recognition belongs to all of you.

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💡Who is someone who inspired your work in gender justice?

During the Gender Justice in International Criminal Law Conference, on 6-7 October in The Hague, we had the honour to interview Yasmin Ullah and Anushani Alagarajah.

Yasmin Ullah is the Executive Director of the Rohingya Maìyafuìnor Collaborative Network, an international human rights organisation.

Anushani Alagarajah is the Executive Director of the Adayaalam Centre for Policy Research, working on conflict-related sexual violence in Sri Lanka.

A huge thank you to all the guests, speakers and organisers who made this conference possible, and to everyone who shared their expertise and experiences with us.

🌟 Stay tuned for more short interviews

🔗 Donation link for next year’s conference in our bio, help bringing more voices to The Hague!

#genderjustice #internationalcriminalcourt #thehague #rohingya #srilanka

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During the Gender Justice in International Criminal Law Conference, on 6-7 October in The Hague, we had the honour to interview Yasmin Ullah and Anushani Alagarajah.

Yasmin Ullah is the Executive Director of the Rohingya Maìyafuìnor Collaborative Network, an international human rights organisation.

Anushani Alagarajah is the Executive Director of the Adayaalam Centre for Policy Research, working on conflict-related sexual violence in Sri Lanka.

A huge thank you to all the guests, speakers and organisers who made this conference possible, and to everyone who shared their expertise and experiences with us.

🌟 Stay tuned for more short interviews

🔗 Donation link for next year’s conference in our bio, help bringing more voices to The Hague!

#genderjustice #internationalcriminalcourt #thehague #rohingya #srilanka

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YOU DON'T GET TO DEFINE US. YOU DON'T GET TO ERASE US!

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We’re excited to share that Meeras Pavilion received a Gold Award in the social impact category of the 2026 Australian Good Design Awards!

Meeras pavilion celebrates Rohingya stories and builds awareness and care for the world’s largest stateless people. Co-designed over three years and three countries, Meeras weaves traditional crafts with interactive lights and sounds to create an immersive space for diverse communities to gather and strengthen a culture at threat of erasure. The pavilion was installed in the prominent place of Sydney’s Customs House Square in 2025 for Art & About and activated through 10 days of cultural and community events. A creative online campaign amplified the stories, established a global symbol for Rohingya advocacy and reached over 20million viewers.

This year’s Awards are presented under the theme Design that Leads - celebrating the critical role of design in navigating complexity, driving innovation and creating positive change.

Pavilion designed by:
Amigo&Amigo
Creative Advocacy Partnership
Lucid Space Design

Commissioned by:
City of Sydney

Creative, community and financial partners:
Médecins Sans Frontières
The Rohingya Maìyafuìnor Collaborative Network
Australia Rohingya Women’s Development Organisation
Rohingya Photographer
Otis Studios
Jane Theau
Australian Global Health Alliance
Amnesty International
Asylum Seeker Resource Centre
Refugee Council of Australia
Event Engineering
Hampden Park Public School
And many many more!

#taroleaf #istandwithrohingya #socialdesign #creativeadvocacy

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Bright smiles, bold dreams. At a learning centre in the Rohingya refugee camps, young girls find a safe space to learn, grow, and raise their voices against child marriage—shaping a brighter future for their community.

— T G Ãzîm

#DayOfTheGirl2026 #RohingyaGirls #RightToEducation #EndChildMarriage

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A RED CARPET FOR THE MAN ACCUSED OF PERSECUTING THE ROHINGYA

The man responsible for the 2017 #Rohingyagenocide, the subject of an ICC arrest warrant application, and the key figure behind Myanmar’s 2021 military coup, is now receiving a red-carpet welcome from Malaysia’s leadership during a two-day official visit.

Meanwhile, forces under his command continue to be accused of committing grave human rights violations and atrocities against civilians across Myanmar.
Source: Reuters | Al Jazeera

For the Rohingya community, this is not simply a diplomatic visit.

Min Aung Hlaing is the military leader under whose command Myanmar’s security forces carried out the brutal 2017 campaign that drove more than 700,000 Rohingya into Bangladesh.

Today, while communities across Myanmar continue to suffer from grave violations and atrocities, the man at the centre of Myanmar’s military leadership is being welcomed at the highest level in Malaysia.

For Rohingya survivors, this raises a painful question:

Where is the humanity?
Where is the accountability?

Diplomatic engagement must never mean forgetting victims.

The Rohingya are watching.
The world is watching.

#Rohingya #Myanmar #Malaysia #MinAungHlaing

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especially the ones who contribute to the genocide against the Rohingya... #freerohingya

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একটা জাতি কীভাবে নিজের ঘর, পরিচয় আর নিরাপদ জীবন হারাল?
উত্তরটা লুকিয়ে আছে ইতিহাসের কিছু অন্ধকার পাতায়…#campdiarybd #refugeelife #rohingya #rohingyarefugees #coxsbazar

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