Rohingya Language Council

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Learning Anytime, Anywhere 📲Rohingya students scan the QR code from the stand banner to download the Rohingya Zoban App ...
19/06/2026

Learning Anytime, Anywhere 📲

Rohingya students scan the QR code from the stand banner to download the Rohingya Zoban App and continue learning the Rohingya language anytime, anywhere—even offline.

17/06/2026

Mr. Mohammed Noor, Director of Rvision, shares his thoughts on the importance of protecting and preserving the Rohingya language. He highlights how language is deeply connected to identity, culture, and heritage, and emphasizes the need to ensure that future generations can learn, use, and take pride in their mother tongue.

The Rohingya Zoban Mobile App Officially Launches in Cox’s Bazar Refugee CampsThe Rohingya Zoban Mobile App has official...
17/06/2026

The Rohingya Zoban Mobile App Officially Launches in Cox’s Bazar Refugee Camps

The Rohingya Zoban Mobile App has officially been launched in the Rohingya refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar, marking a significant milestone in efforts to preserve and promote the Rohingya language. This innovative digital platform is designed to help users learn the Rohingya language from anywhere in the world, making language education more accessible than ever before.

The app offers a user-friendly learning experience and serves as an important resource for Rohingya children, youth, and adults, as well as researchers, educators, and anyone interested in learning the language. By combining technology with language education, the Rohingya Zoban App aims to strengthen linguistic identity, support mother tongue-based learning, and contribute to the long-term preservation of the Rohingya language and culture.

The launch represents a collective commitment to ensuring that future generations can continue to learn, use, and celebrate their native language, regardless of where they live.

A Proud Moment for Rohingya Language PreservationThe Rohingya Zoban App Launching Ceremony in Camp-5 marked an important...
17/06/2026

A Proud Moment for Rohingya Language Preservation

The Rohingya Zoban App Launching Ceremony in Camp-5 marked an important milestone in the ongoing efforts to preserve and promote the Rohingya language. During the event, honorable guests proudly showcased Rohingya language books, educational materials, and posters, highlighting the significance of mother tongue-based learning and cultural preservation.

Their participation reflected a shared commitment to safeguarding the Rohingya language for future generations and ensuring that Rohingya children have greater access to learning resources in their own language. The event celebrated not only the launch of a digital innovation but also the collective dedication of educators, community leaders, and supporters working to keep the Rohingya language alive and thriving.

Together, we continue to take meaningful steps toward strengthening linguistic identity, preserving cultural heritage, and expanding educational opportunities for the Rohingya community.

Why Rohingya Language-Based Education Matters Mother tongue-based learning in the Rohingya language is essential for mea...
15/06/2026

Why Rohingya Language-Based Education Matters

Mother tongue-based learning in the Rohingya language is essential for meaningful and effective education. Children learn more easily when taught in their first language because they can better understand concepts, connect new knowledge to their experiences, and actively participate in the class. Research consistently shows that children learn best when they begin education in their mother tongue, leading to better comprehension, stronger literacy skills, higher academic achievement. It also supports their mental well-being, builds confidence, and strengthens their cultural identity, ensuring that learning is both inclusive and impactful.

NGOs and organizations should support Rohingya mother tongue-based education because it accelerates learning and leads to genuine educational outcomes. When children learn in a language they understand, resources, time, and effort are used more effectively, resulting in stronger comprehension and long-term learning. Supporting mother tongue education demonstrates a commitment to quality, child-centered education and a genuine focus on achieving meaningful impact for Rohingya children and their communities.

On 17 June 2026, an inspiring event will be held at Kutupalong Camp to promote the importance of education for Rohingya ...
13/06/2026

On 17 June 2026, an inspiring event will be held at Kutupalong Camp to promote the importance of education for Rohingya children and youth. The gathering will bring together distinguished guests and partners, including representatives from Children on the Edge, Mukti, and the RRRC, alongside special guest Mizanur Rahman.

The event will also welcome academics and researchers from University of Oxford and University of Bristol, highlighting international support for Rohingya education initiatives. A key highlight of the program will be the official launch of the Rohingya Mobile App for Android, designed to expand access to learning resources, digital skills, and educational opportunities for the Rohingya community.

Students in the refugee camps in Bangladesh are learning nature-related words in the Rohingya language.
12/06/2026

Students in the refugee camps in Bangladesh are learning nature-related words in the Rohingya language.

Rohingya Language Alphabet Art Poster.
12/06/2026

Rohingya Language Alphabet Art Poster.

12/06/2026

Cultural Extermination | Genocide of Rohingya and Palestinian.

FIRE EXTINGUISHER INSTRUCTION.
11/06/2026

FIRE EXTINGUISHER INSTRUCTION.

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