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IDENTITY

Voice and power at the intersection of art, technology and advocacy (Sahat Zia Hero, Alison Kent, Alexandra Kotowski and Parmin Fatema in Forced Migration Review, September 2022)
Rohingya diaspora online: Mapping the spaces of visibility, resistance and transnational identity on social media (Abdul Aziz, Queensland University of Technology, 2022)
First They Targeted Our Culture and Language: Threats to Rohingya Language, Culture, and Identity in Myanmar and Bangladesh (Mayuu Ali, The Fort)
Memories of Home (Radio Free Asia, September 2022)
The Rohingya Refugee Taking on Meta's Bias Algorithm (Amnesty International, September 2022)
‘Feeling like prisoners’: The plight of Rohingya refugees today (Aljazeera, August 2022)
7 stories following the journey of the Rohingya refugees (Bella Segal, Lacuna Magazine, May 2022)
Unkind Cut. How a media fixation on sexual violence and exploitation harmed the Rohingya (Vidya Krishnan. The Caravan, February 2020)
As a Rohingya refugee, I see a renaissance of my people’s culture in the Bangladesh camps (Mayyu Ali. The Independent, February 2020)
Once Home, Now a Jungle (Allison Merkel. The Inmmigrant Story, September 2019)
Analysis: Using the Term ‘Rohingya’ (The Irrawaddy, Aug. 2019)
Two Sides of the Same Arakanese Coin: ‘Rakhine,’ ‘Rohingya,’ and Ethnogenesis as Schismogenesis (Elliot Prasse-Freeman & Kirt Mausert. Kyoto University Press, 2019)
Start-up: The Rohingya entrepreneurs seeking out a living in refugee camps (New Humanitarian, April 2019)
Cause of Cultural Protection: Programming for cultural education and revitalization programmes for stateless Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh; A short account of Rohingya culture (Mostafa Kamal, Zafari Nurul. SSRN, April 2019)
Dignity and the displaced Rohingya in Bangladesh (Kerrie Holloway & Lilianne Fan . HPG, August 2018)
Boundaries in Shaping the Rohingya Identity and the Shifting Context of Borderland Politics (Kazi Fahmida Farzana. University Utara Malaysia, 2015)
The Rohingyas. A short account of their history and culture (Abdul Karim. Arakan Historical Society, Chittangong, 2000)
The etymology of Arakan, Rohingya and Rakhine (Md Ashraf Alam. Bangladesh Institute of Arakan Studies, Chittagong, 2000)
Muslims in Arakan. A Brief Study of the Rohingya, a Muslim Racial Group of Arab Descent in Arakan. The Rohingya Poet, Alawal (Ba Tha Buthidaung. Islamic Review, Woking, 1965)
Burma 1948 Citizenship Law

HISTORY

MEDIA

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

Burma / Myanmar Library (online)
Bibliography of Burma Studies (Tea Circle, Oxford)
Rohingya Resource Guide (Canada Museum of Human Rights)
Rohingya Research Bibliography (Keith A. Leitich. 2017)
Burma (Myanmar) since the 1988 Uprising: A Select Bibliography (Andrew Selth. Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University, 2018)
The Bibliography of Burma (Myanmar) Research: The Secondary Literature (Michael Charney. SOAS, London, 2004)

EXHIBITIONS

FILMS

ARTS & CULTURE

Rohingya Cultural Memory Centre
Omar’s Rohingya Film School
L’Effacement (Mayuu Ali & Émilie Lopes, Grasset, 2022)
A Mandolin in Exile (Rafiqul Anowar Russell. Liberation War Museum. 57mins, 2020)
The Art Garden Rohingya
I am Rohingya (Mayuu Ali. Book Depository, 2019)
A boy who can sing: The life of a Rohingya child refugee (Shahida Tulaganova. Aljazeera. November 2019)
The Unexpected Friend: A Rohingya Children’s Story (Save the Children, November 2019)
Palonger Hota / Voice of Palong (DW Akademie, July 2019)
Artolution
Music in Exile (Pulitzer Centre, 2019)
Rwdan Cookbook. Recipes and Stories from our kitchen to yours (RWDN, 2019)
In Myanmar, underground poetry nights build bridges between Rohingya and Burmese writers (Victoria Milko. PRI, Oct. 2019)
Rohingya poet turn words into art of resistance (Natalie Brinham. Anadolu Agency, August 2019)
First, they erased our name. A Rohingya speaks (Sophie Habiburahman & Ansel. Sribe, August 2019)
Rescuing Rohingya Food (The Food Chain, BBC, February 2019)
Rohingya Writing as Activism: A Conversation with Mayyu Ali (World Literature Today, January 2019)
In exile in Bangladesh, a bittersweet revival of Rohingya Culture (Poppy McPherson. Reuters, May 2019)
Rohingya women defy threats in refugee camps to rebuild lives one stitch at a time (Naidul Karim, Reuters, August 2019)
Illustrations by Rohingya Children Depict Violence No Child Should Ever Have to Face (Global Citizen, August 2018)
Rohingya Medieval Poetry (Atindrigo Chakraborty. Counter Currents, June 2018)
Sketching in a Rohingya Refugee camp in Bangladesh (Dan Peterson. Urban Sketchers, May 2018)
Rohingya “tarana” music by Hamid, a refugee from Myanmar in Canada (Music in Exile, May 2018)
Art and the Rohingya of Kathmandu (Kurchi Dasgupta. Katmandu Post, September 2017)
Rohingya women voice their rights through theater (Asylum Access, November 2017)
Rohingya language: origin, structure and another component (Mohammad Ayaj Uddin. Jahangirnagar University, 2016)
Muslim poets in the Court of Medieval Arakan (Aman Ullah. The Stateless, 2016)
Music and artistic artefacts: symbols of Rohingya identity and everyday resistance in borderlands (Kazi Fahmida Farzana. Austrian Journal of South-East Asian Studies, 2011)
A comparative vocabulary of some of the languages spoken in the Burma empire (Francis Buchanan. SOAS, 2003)
Roewengya Fine Arts (Ba Tha Buthidaung. The Guardian Magazine, 1961)
Roewengyas in Arakan (Ba Tha Buthidaung, The Guardian Magazine, 1960)
Rohingya-Burmese-Bangla-English Glossary (Translators without Borders)
Rohingya unicode font (Arabic script)
Learn Rohingya

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