Association for Rohingya Student Development -ARSD

The word Mother start with the letter 'M' in every language.
Happy ' Mother's Day '

VOICE MATTERS ✊

Last month, we the Rohingya refugees raised our voices for equal food rights for every refugee. Across different camps, we stood together and demonstrated for fairness and dignity.

Today, we are seeing the result. Food support is now being distributed more equally, and we are receiving $10 per person for food. This change did not come easily, it came because we spoke up, united, and showed the world our rightful demands.

If we had remained silent, this progress would not have been possible.

This is proof that raising our voices for our rights matters. Unity matters. Standing together matters.

Let’s continue to support peaceful demonstrations that fight for dignity, justice, and basic human rights.

Together, we are stronger. Together, we can make change happen

🌍 International Workers’ Day – May 1 🌍

Today, we honor the strength, dedication, and resilience of workers around the world. From early mornings to late nights, every worker plays a vital role in building families, communities, and nations.

May Day is not just a celebration—it is a reminder of the struggles for fair wages, safe working conditions, and dignity in labor. It is a day to recognize those who continue to work hard despite challenges and hardships.

Let us stand together to support workers’ rights, appreciate their contributions, and promote equality and respect for all.

💪 “Every job deserves respect, and every worker deserves dignity.”

Happy May Day! ✊

It's very important to know ourselves!

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Mohammed Salim Khan, Anwar Abrar, Mohammed Hossain

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So preparation is best way to save our owns.

We need peace and freedom. Let's do action for this.

Today, we would like to ask some important questions to our Rohingya community regarding the current tension between RCPR and Rohingya Gen Z:

1. What is really happening between RCPR and Rohingya Gen Z?
2. What are the main reasons behind this situation?
3. What is your honest opinion on this matter?
4. What do you expect from both sides in the future?
5. What could be the best resolution to solve this issue peacefully?
6. If we keep making videos against one another and spreading hatred on social media, will it benefit our community?

Please share your thoughts with respect, wisdom, and maturity. Let this be a space for solutions, not conflict.

Our community grows through wisdom, unity, and respectful discussion.