Rohingya Girl School

In the remote regions of Maungdaw and Buthidaung in Arakan State, a dire situation has been escalating for over two months, leaving the Rohingya population in a state of profound suffering. The absence of essential services and basic necessities has created a humanitarian crisis, with severe consequences for the vulnerable communities caught between the military and AA rebels. Internet and Electricity Blackout: The denial of internet access and electricity has isolated these regions, leaving the inhabitants in a virtual information vacuum. This blackout not only hampers communication but also restricts access to vital information and emergency services. Road Blocks and Movement Restrictions: Road blocks and movement restrictions have further exacerbated the crisis, hindering the mobility of the Rohingya population. This not only impedes their ability to seek assistance but also leaves them trapped in increasingly precarious conditions. Health Care Access: The lack of access to adequate...

 The Rohingya Struggle: From Independence Aspirations to Ongoing Persecution Myanmar marks its 76th Independence Day, a historical milestone that should evoke pride and unity. However, the Rohingya minority's journey since that day has been marred by discrimination, marginalization, and the horrors of a genocidal campaign perpetrated by the military and the government. Decades ago, the Rohingya actively participated in the fight for Myanmar's independence, standing shoulder to shoulder with their compatriots. Sadly, the promises of freedom and equality proclaimed during those times have not translated into a reality for this persecuted ethnic group. Post-independence, the Rohingya have faced systematic discrimination, with the denial of citizenship and basic rights pushing them to the fringes of society. Marginalization has made them vulnerable to exploitation and violence, setting the stage for the atrocities that would unfold. The genocidal crimes committed against the Rohing...

 Rohingya Girl School (RGS): A Beacon of Hope in the World's Largest Camp Introduction: In the heart of the world's largest refugee camp, a beacon of hope has emerged to tackle the educational crisis faced by Rohingya women. The Rohingya Girl School (RGS) stands as a unique and groundbreaking initiative, dedicated to educating girls and empowering women. This article celebrates the transformative impact of RGS and extends gratitude to the parents and guardians who have embraced this educational opportunity for their daughters. Empowering Through Education: RGS embodies a revolutionary approach to breaking down barriers and overcoming the educational crisis within the Rohingya community. By focusing on the education of girls, the school aims to empower women with knowledge, skills, and confidence, fostering a generation of change-makers capable of transforming their community. Gratitude to Parents and Guardians: A heartfelt appreciation goes out to the parents and guardians who ...

They are happy to learn. They are brave. RGSs Teachers & Mentors always care & develop them mentally and physically. So they come to classes regularly. The parents and guardians  are seen sending and picking  their children up & down.  Thanks much our Teachers and Mentors.

The training is vital for all Teachers and mentors how to figure out the goals. 

 In the world's largest Rohingya refugee camps along the Myanmar/Bangladesh border, the Rohingya Girl School (RGS) is on a mission to make a difference. Our focus is clear: we want to empower Rohingya girls and women, stand up for human rights, and break down the barriers that have held back female education for far too long. The challenges are real. Conservative beliefs, political instability, and cultural barriers have made it tough for Rohingya girls to access education. But we're not giving up. We offer education and skills development programs. We also host awareness sessions and collaborate with local officials to change mindsets and support female education. Our goal is simple: a brighter future for the Rohingya community, built on justice, human rights, and empowerment.