Center for Rohingya Crisis Studies

How has the Rohingya situation shifted in Malaysia & Indonesia since 2020? Structured insight → informed action. #Rohingya #CRCS #MigrationPolicy #HumanRights

This case highlights ongoing challenges faced by Rohingya refugees: • Movement restrictions • Family separation • Exploitation by trafficking networks #HumanRights #RefugeeRights

The Rohingya also alleged that smugglers threatened them with weapons and extorted cash, gold ornaments, and mobile phones during the journey.

According to reports: • The group paid brokers for transport • Their first boat reportedly sank • Another boat ran out of fuel • They drifted at sea for days before reaching shore

Rohingya refugees, including 23 children, were detained near the Sandwip coast after drifting at sea for nearly three days while attempting to leave Bhasan Char. Source: The Business Standard #Rohingya #Bangladesh

1/🇲🇲 @UN_HRC When @RapporteurUn began his mandate, 9 aerial attacks by Myanmar's military junta had targeted civilians. Last year alone, that number reached 1,140 -a stark illustration of how dramatically the human rights situation has deteriorated. @forum_asia @fidh_un @hrw

📌 Three pillars toward durable solutions: repatriation, justice, and global cooperation Bangladesh has carried this burden long enough. The international community must step up. #RohingyaCrisis #Bangladesh #HumanRights #RefugeeRights #Rohingya #Myanmar #RakhineState #NeverAgain

The genocidal roots of the Rohingya crisis 📌 Bangladesh’s extraordinary humanitarian response 📌 The daily realities of protracted displacement 📌 Shared interests of Bangladesh and the Rohingya community 📌 Three pillars toward durable solutions:

This slide deck, issued alongside our Open Letter to the Government of Bangladesh, presents a clear narrative of the crisis: where it began, what sustains it, and what a just resolution requires. It covers: 📌 The genocidal roots of the Rohingya crisis

NEW: Narrative Advocacy Deck | The Rohingya Crisis: From Displacement to Durable Solutions Nearly a decade after the 2017 mass atrocities, nearly one million Rohingya refugees remain displaced in Cox’s Bazar with zero voluntary returns to Myanmar. 1/4

The world celebrates women’s empowerment today but Rohingya women still endure conflict, GBV, and discrimination across Myanmar, Bangladesh & the region. Justice. Protection. Dignity. #InternationalWomensDay #RohingyaWomen

🌸 On #InternationalWomensDay, the world celebrates women’s empowerment while Rohingya women face violence, forced conscription, GBV, trafficking, and restricted opportunities. No woman should be forgotten. Stand for justice & dignity. #RohingyaWomen #HumanRights

→ 500,000+ Rohingya children with no accredited schooling → 6,400+ learning facilities shut down in 2025 → US aid slashed 96% — from $300M (2024) to just $12M → 51 child abductions in Q1 2025 alone → 5,000+ children forcibly recruited into armed groups in H1 2025

0.5M Rohingya children in Cox’s Bazar refugee camps have been denied access to accredited education for nearly 8 years not because there are no teachers, not because there are no children who want to learn, but because of policy failure, funding collapse, and the world’s silence.

“Instead of smashing the gangs, Shabana Mahmood is smashing the hopes and dreams of young people from Myanmar seeking a better future for themselves and their country.” - @zoyaphan @burmacampaignuk burmacampaign.org.uk/uk-burma-myanm…

@Rohingyarcs releases its 2025 Annual Rohingya Crisis Report. 780+ killed in Arakan. 627+ drowned at sea. 3.1M displaced globally. 8,920+ detained across 8 countries. The world’s most neglected humanitarian emergency documented. #Rohingya #Myanmar #RohingyaCrisis

Data meets design. Our latest sketchnote framework synthesizes 6 years of Rohingya-related developments in Malaysia & Indonesia (2020–2026), based on research by the @Rohingyarcs Visual thinking for complex regional challenges. 2/3

New visual research from the @Rohingyarcs maps the Rohingya situation in Malaysia & Indonesia (2020–2026). Using graphic recording + structured visual thinking, we turn complex regional data into clear, policy-relevant insight. Evidence. Clarity. Accountability.

As we move through 2026, the situation for Rohingya refugees in Indonesia has reached a complex turning point. The continued arrival of vulnerable women and children, a significant “funding-protection gap” threatens the stability of humanitarian efforts.Insights the @Rohingyarcs

January 2026 snapshot: • Airstrikes in Maungdaw • Rohingya arrests by Arakan Army • Food rations cut to $8 in Cox’s Bazar • Boat arrivals in Aceh The crisis is intensifying on all fronts. Read the CRCS Review: bit.ly/4kGhIXi #Rohingya #Myanmar #HumanRights #CRCS