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Biography | U Kyaw Hla Aung
U Kyaw Hla Aung was a Rohingya lawyer, political leader and human rights defender. In 2018, he received the Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity in recognition of his humanitarian work.
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Biography | Mohammed Abdul Gaffar
M. A. Gaffar (1910–1966) was a Rohingya politician, Member of Parliament, and Parliamentary Secretary to Burma’s Ministry of Health under Prime Minister U Nu, and many more.
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The Kingdom of Arakan: From Its Rise to Its Fall in 1784
Explore nearly two thousand years of Arakan’s history, from its ancient city-states to the fall of the kingdom under the Burmese Konbaung Dynasty in 1784.
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Six pillars of our work.
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Call for Volunteers
RRF is looking for volunteers in research, writing, design, video editing, fact-checking, translation, archiving, and outreach.
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Min Aung Hlaing's visit to Malaysia: What we know
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Infographic | The 1942 Rohingya Massacre
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Infographic | Where Are Rohingya Now?
Decades of persecution, violence and discrimination have driven (an estimated 3.5–4 million) Rohingya from Arakan across the world.
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Do you know Sheikh Muhammad Ayyub once visited Arakan?
Sheikh's story does not begin in Makkah, it begins in a small farming village roughly three miles from Maungdaw township in northern Arakan.
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How Some Rohingya Obtain Citizenship Card in Myanmar
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