Our Commitment to Gender Equality and Women’s Leadership The Livelihood Support to Women Through Tailoring Training Project was successfully implemented to strengthen the economic empowerment and leadership potential of Rohingya refugee women in Cox’s Bazar. Over a six-month period, the project provided comprehensive tailoring and sewing skills training to 20 Rohingya women, equipping them with […]
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My name is Amma Zia as age of 14, one of the students of Grade 3, studying atCommunity Learning Centre – (2) under the Rohingya Aid & Empowerment Network,Supported by CRRIC. I am living with my parents, Md Solim and Romjida at camp -11, Block (D-6) along with (4) family members. I’m the third daughter.
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Sufiya Bi Bi is a dedicated advocate for Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment, with nearly a decade of practical experience working in challenging humanitarian contexts. Raised and grown up in northern Maungdaw, Rakhine State, Myanmar, her life and career were significantly impacted when she was forced to flee to Bangladesh during the mass exodus of
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My name is Amma Zia as age of 14, one of the students of Grade 3, studying at Community Learning Centre – (2) under the Rohingya Aid & Empowerment Network, Supported by CRRIC. I am living with my parents, Md Solim and Romjida at camp -11, Block (D-6) along with (4) family members. I’m
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As an emergency relief team, RAEN demonstrated profound humanitarian commitment by distributing cow meats to hundreds of vulnerable families in these camps. This act of compassion addressed critical needs exacerbated by conflict, displacement, and food insecurity, providing essential sustenance and enhancing the well-being and resilience of children and families facing adversity. Click here to watch the
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Shehnaz, a resilient woman from Myanmar, has dedicated her life to empowering and supporting women in her community to pursue higher education and fight for their rights. Born on April 20th, 2003, in Momi Chaung village, MaungDaw Township, Rakhine State in Myanmar. Shehnaz was raised by her parents, Salamot Ullah and Koshida, who taught her
Dr. Katherine Southwick is an international legal scholar and consultant on rule of law, human rights, and atrocity prevention. She has conducted research and advocacy regarding the Rohingya and rule of law in Myanmar for more than a decade, and has advised Burmese refugees and activists in exile on international law and policy. Katherine has
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Helal Uddin epitomizes resilience, leadership and an unwavering commitment to the Rohingya community. As a dedicated teacher, youth activist and Myanmar Language Lab Instructor, he has become a beacon of hope for countless marginalized voices. Born on April 3, 1999, in Aung Seik Pyint village, Maungdaw, Arakan State, Myanmar, Helal’s life’s mission has always been
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Documenting the concerns, emotions, and suffering of the Rohingya people, as well as conveying their messages and capturing their lives. Founder & Executive Director at RAEN.Who is Maung Hla Myint? Maung Hla Myint (Aka) Mohammed Musa stands as a beacon of hope and resilience, dedicating his life to advocating for the rights of the Rohingya
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The Rohingya Aid & Empowerment Network is dedicated to providing comprehensive assistance and support to Rohingya refugees, aiming to alleviate their suffering and empower them to rebuild their lives with dignity. Through collaborative efforts and community-driven initiatives, we strive to address the immediate humanitarian needs of Rohingya refugees while also working towards long-term solutions for
