Who we are, where we come from, and the principles that guide our advocacy, relief, and education work for the Rohingya people.
The Rohingya National League was founded in the diaspora in the aftermath of the August 2017 crisis, when hundreds of thousands of Rohingya were forced from their homes in Arakan. What began as a small circle of community organizers has grown into a league of 2 branches in 2 countries.
We are dedicated to advocating for the fundamental rights of the Rohingya people, providing essential humanitarian support, and empowering our community through education and sustainable development.
Our work is carried out by volunteers — teachers, students, elders, and professionals — united by the belief that the Rohingya people will one day return home in safety and dignity.
“Our people have endured what few nations have. Yet every classroom we open, every family we feed, and every voice we raise brings the day of our dignified return closer.”
On behalf of the League, I invite you to walk with us — as a member, a volunteer, or a friend of the Rohingya people. Insáf, izzot, ummid: justice, dignity, hope.
Restoration of citizenship and recognition of the Rohingya as an indigenous people of Arakan.
Repatriation to our homeland only with guarantees of security, rights, and restored property.
Support for international mechanisms holding perpetrators of atrocities to account.
Schooling, scholarships, and preservation of the Rohingya language and culture.
Peaceful advocacy, and one united voice across all Rohingya communities worldwide.
Community organizers unite in the aftermath of the August crisis to form an organization for the welfare of Rohingya community.
Relief teams deliver food and shelter kits to families in the Cox’s Bazar camps.
League started approaching to and engaging with international community to save the Rohingya community from genocide continuation.
Rohingya people were educated about the importance of education and benefits of it.
Publishing different reports on the incidents of Rohingya villagers carried out by the Tatmadaw and Arakan Army.
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