Rohingya Students Network -RSN

Education for Displaced Students: Celebrating a milestone with Maung Sawyeddollah. This report is fully prepared by Rohingya Student Network (RSN). On 15 May 2026, the Rohingya Student Network (RSN), hosted by Human Rights Watch (HRW) and supported by Amnesty International, convened a high-level event celebrating a milestone with Maung Sawyeddollah at Human Rights Watch headquarters in New York City.

On behalf of the Rohingya Student Network (RSN), we extend our warmest wishes to Rohingya communities and all those celebrating Eid Al Adha around the world. May this blessed occasion bring peace, happiness, good health, and prosperity to you and your loved ones. As we reflect on the values of sacrifice, compassion, and solidarity, may we continue to support one another and work toward a world where every person can live with dignity, justice, and hope. Eid Mubarak to all who

Rohingya advocate Maung Sawyeddollah shares how he was forced to hide his identity to access higher education before graduating from NYU.

Today, as the world marks International Women’s Day, we reaffirm a simple but important message: respect for women should not be limited to one day. Women are leaders, educators, caregivers, and community builders. In Rohingya communities, and everywhere in the world, women continue to show extraordinary resilience, strength, and compassion despite immense challenges. At RSN, we believe that honoring women means more than celebration. It means ensuring dignity, equal opportun

Rohingya Student Network Engages International Stakeholders on the Rohingya Crisis in Myanmar

Mr. Shah Alam was a Rohingya genocide survivor from Myanmar. He arrived in the United States legally in December 2024 with his wife and children. He was nearly blind and could not speak or read English. On February 19, 2026, he was released from local custody after resolving his criminal case. He was later dropped off at a commercial location several miles from his family’s current home. His family and attorney were not notified of his release location. He was reported missin

The Rohingya Student Network (RSN) extends its heartfelt gratitude to all nations and international partners who participated in the Myanmar Roundtable, a follow-up discussion to the High-Level Conference on the Situation of Rohingya Muslims and Other Minorities in Myanmar. The roundtable gathered representatives from France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Norway, Austria, Guyana, Singapore, Thailand, Bangladesh, Somalia, Malaysia, the European Union, DPPA, UNHCR, OHCHR, the Gl

Rohingya Love for Myanmar: A Message of Solidarity from the UNGA Stage