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Qurbani 2025 — Thank You!

Alhamdulillah! With your generous support, we successfully completed our Qurbani Project 2025 in the world’s largest refugee camp in Bangladesh.
✨ Over 2,000 families received fresh meat — bringing smiles, nourishment, and dignity during this blessed month.

Your Qurbani made a real difference. Thank you for trusting us with your sacrifice and for standing with those in need.

May Allah (SWT) accept your Qurbani and reward you abundantly. 🌙🤲

We Want Justice Voices from Tulatuli By Abul Kalamhttps://rohingya.se/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/We-Want-Justice-Voices-from-Tulatuli-By-Abul-Kalam.pdf

25th August – 8th Anniversary of Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day:

25th August – Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day!
On 25th August 2017, the Myanmar military launched a brutal campaign of violence against the Rohingya people in Arakan /Rakhine State. Villages were burned, families were killed, and hundreds of thousands were forced to flee across the border into Bangladesh. Within weeks, more than 700,000 Rohingya became refugees, joining those already displaced from earlier waves of persecution. This day is remembered worldwide as the beginning of one of the largest and most tragic forced displacements of the 21st century. The UN and human rights organizations have recognized these atrocities as crimes against humanity and possible genocide. The Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day is observed each year on 25th August to honor the victims, to remind the world of the Rohingya people’s ongoing struggle for justice, safety, and dignity, and to call for lasting solutions, including the right to return home with full citizenship and rights. Organized by Rohingya youths and supported by The swedish Rohingya Association.

Today, 6th September 2025, the Swedish Rohingya Association proudly distributed school materials to Rohingya children in need.

These children are the future of our community, and their education stands as a beacon of hope amid hardship. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Rohingya youths who work tirelessly to ensure that refugee children in the world’s largest camp in Bangladesh have access to learning opportunities.

Education is not only a fundamental right but also the key to restoring our dignity, preserving our identity, and building a brighter future.

Swedish Rohingya Association Distributes School Materials to Rohingya Children in Bangladesh

6th September 2025 – The Swedish Rohingya Association proudly distributed essential school materials to Rohingya children in need, reaffirming its commitment to supporting education in refugee camps.

This initiative shines a light on the importance of education as a beacon of hope for thousands of Rohingya children living in the world’s largest refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.The Association expressed deep gratitude to dedicated Rohingya youths who work tirelessly to ensure access to learning opportunities for refugee children facing immense challenges.

“Education is a fundamental right, a source of dignity, and the foundation of a brighter future,” the Association stated.

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