Rohingya Maìyafuìnor Collaborative Network

📢 A Historic Step Toward Justice: RMCN Welcomes ICC’s Arrest Warrant Application Against Min Aung Hlaing Today, our Rohingya community stands stronger. Together, we welcome the bold and historic move by the International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor to apply for an arrest warrant against Min Aung Hlaing. This isn’t just an action against one man—it’s a stand against decades of brutality, oppression, and genocide inflicted upon our people and others in Burma. For far too long, we have carried the weight of unimaginable suffering: mass killings, forced displacement, rape used as a weapon of war, and the deliberate destruction of our identity. But today, justice is knocking at the door of those who believed they could act with impunity. This moment is more than symbolic—it is a turning point. It is proof that the world is finally listening to our collective cries for accountability. It is a reminder that those responsible for the suffering of our people will not escape the reach of justice. We, the Rohingya, are a resilient people. Our voices are powerful, and our cause is just. The ICC’s actions today reinforce what we’ve always known: the truth cannot be buried, and justice delayed is not justice denied. Let this be the beginning of a new era where no perpetrator, no matter how powerful, is above the law. Together, we will continue to fight for a future where our children can live free from fear, where our rights are recognized, and where our dignity is fully restored. The road is long, but we are unshakable. #JusticeForRohingya #EndImpunity #MinAungHlaing #RohingyaStrong #RMCN #AccountabilityNow

‼️ BREAKING NEWS ‼️ In a monumental stride toward justice, the Rohingya Maiyafuinor Collaborative Network (RMCN) applauds the International Criminal Court (ICC) for its bold action in the fight for accountability. Today, ICC Prosecutor Karim A.A. Khan KC announced the filing of an arrest warrant application for Senior General Min Aung Hlaing before Pre-Trial Chamber I, marking a groundbreaking push for justice for the 2017 genocide against the Rohingya. This historic move follows years of relentless advocacy, with Rohingya women at the forefront—women who courageously gave testimony after surviving unimaginable sexual violence, refusing to let their suffering be silenced. Their bravery has fueled this pursuit of justice and exposed the atrocities that tore apart their lives. RMCN stands unwavering alongside the Rohingya community, demanding that Min Aung Hlaing and his regime be held accountable for the crimes of deportation and persecution that devastated countless lives. Justice delayed is justice denied—and the time for accountability is NOW. #JusticeForRohingya #AccountabilityNow #ICC #RohingyaGenocide

🌟 Through Rohingya Women's Eyes: RMCN's Impact & Change in 2024 🌟 ✨ Join us for a powerful virtual event showcasing RMCN's first-year impact—transforming lives and amplifying Rohingya women's voices across Southeast Asia! 💪🏽 From humanitarian efforts to global advocacy and building social cohesion, RMCN is leading the charge for change. 🔗 RSVP NOW and be part of this movement for empowerment and justice: https://lnkd.in/ggbePQAq #RMCNImpact #RohingyaWomen #WomenLeadingChange #JoinTheMovement #RohingyaVoices ✊🏽🌍

🚨 Big News Alert! 🚨 We’re honored to share that our director, Noor Azizah, has been nominated for the 2025 NSW Young Australian of the Year award! As a Rohingya woman and voice for our long-persecuted community, Noor brings lived expertise to her work every day. Her journey of survival and resilience reflects the strength of our people and our ongoing fight for recognition, justice, and dignity. This nomination isn’t just about Noor—it’s about the entire Rohingya community’s struggle and determination. Here’s to Noor, and to every Rohingya voice she lifts up. We are proud, and we are resilient. ✊🏾 Australian of the Year Awards #NSWAwards #RohingyaRights #RMCN