Independent research center documenting the Rohingya crisis. We provide data, analysis, and policy insights to support justice, humanitarian action, and lasting
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How has the Rohingya situation shifted in Malaysia & Indonesia since 2020?
Structured insight → informed action.
#Rohingya #CRCS #MigrationPolicy #HumanRights
Justice is not against Myanmar.
Justice for the Rohingya is not hostility towards Myanmar or its people. It is a call for accountability under international law and an end to impunity, genocide and the denial of human dignity.
COUNTDOWN TO JUSTICE | DAY 08 | 7 DAYS TO GO
Justice is not against Myanmar. It stands against impunity, genocide and the denial of human dignity.
A State, not a people, is in court. Accountability protects every community and must never become hatred
#ICJ178 #CountdownToJustice
DAY 7 | 8 DAYS TO JUSTICE
No federal democracy without equality. The Rohingya deserve equal rights, citizenship, recognition and political representation in Myanmar’s future.
Nothing About Rohingya Without Rohingya.
Justice for the Rohingya. Equality for All.
#CountdownToJustice
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COUNTDOWN TO JUSTICE | DAY 7 | 8 DAYS TO GO
No federal democracy without equality.
Abolish the 1982 Citizenship Law. Guarantee Rohingya rights, recognition and political representation.
Justice for the Rohingya. Equality for All.
#CountdownToJustice #ICJ178
COUNTDOWN TO JUSTICE | DAY 7 | 8 DAYS TO GO
No federal democracy without equality.
Abolish the 1982 Citizenship Law. Guarantee Rohingya rights, recognition and political representation.
Justice for the Rohingya. Equality for All.
#CountdownToJustice #ICJ178
The @CIJ_ICJ judgment in The @Gambia_MOJ v #Myanmar must be met with sustained support for #Rohingya survivors and their pursuit of rights. Watch this conversation following the visit of Simon, Director of the board & Swiss Committee at @LegalActionWW.
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What led to the Rohingya genocide in Myanmar—and how long had the persecution been unfolding?
@FortifyRights investigations from 2014 to 2022 document decades of state-led persecution, violence, and systematic efforts to destroy the Rohingya.
fortifyrights.org/res-rohing…
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The Philippines confirms Min Aung Hlaing not welcome at summit
'The confirmation from Manila came two days after
@APHR & SAC-M urged the #Philippines to exclude Min Aung Hlaing from the summit, warning that his attendance would undermine #ASEAN’s 5PC.'
myanmar-now.org/en/news/myan…
The Philippines confirms Min Aung Hlaing not welcome at summit
'The confirmation from Manila came two days after
@APHR & SAC-M urged the #Philippines to exclude Min Aung Hlaing from the summit, warning that his attendance would undermine #ASEAN’s 5PC.'
The Philippines confirms Min Aung Hlaing not welcome at summit
'The confirmation from Manila came two days after
@APHR & SAC-M urged the #Philippines to exclude Min Aung Hlaing from the summit, warning that his attendance would undermine #ASEAN’s 5PC.'
myanmar-now.org/en/news/myan…
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Center for Rohingya Crisis Studies retweeted
Next week the @CIJ_ICJ delivers its judgment on 19 November in The #Gambia v. #Myanmar, in relation to the #Genocide Convention and the #Rohingya.
I'll be in the Hague and @asiajcoalition will co-host a panel discussion the day after, for in-depth reaction and analysis.
Center for Rohingya Crisis Studies retweeted
For #Rohingya families, fleeing #Myanmar did not end the consequences of the horrific violence they suffered in 2017. As the @CIJ_ICJ prepares its judgment, their demand for recognition, rights and a future with dignity must guide the response.
Stand with the survivors in their pursuit of accountability.
In 9 days, the @CIJ_ICJ will rule on The @Gambia_MOJ v. #Myanmar case, concerning genocide against the #Rohingya.
Govt must uphold the commitments on which intr protection depends, and sustain their support for accountability for the horrific violence targeted at the #Rohingya.
In 9 days, the @CIJ_ICJ will rule on The @Gambia_MOJ v. #Myanmar case, concerning genocide against the #Rohingya.
Governments must uphold the commitments on which international protection depends, and sustain their support for accountability for the horrific violence targeted at the #Rohingya.
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COUNTDOWN TO JUSTICE | DAY 06 | 9 DAYS TO GO
Justice demands evidence, accountability and equal application of the law. No collective blame, no impunity.
19 Nov 2026: The ICJ delivers its judgment in The Gambia v. Myanmar (Case 178).
Justice for the Rohingya. Equality for All.
Center for Rohingya Crisis Studies retweeted
As we await the ICJ's judgment in Gambia v. Myanmar, I want to say that IF the Court finds (a) sufficient evidence of large-scale atrocities against the Rohingya but (b) insufficient evidence that the atrocities were committed with genocidal intent, the headline should be (a).
19 November 2026 | ICJ Judgment | Case 178.
Justice for the Rohingya. Equality for All.
icj-cij.org/case/178
#CountdownToJustice #ICJ178 #RohingyaJustice #CRCS
COUNTDOWNTOJUSTICE | DAY 05
10 DAYS TO GO.
Behind every case are human lives.
More than 700K Rohingya fled Myanmar in 2017. Today, a generation is growing up in exile, still waiting for dignity, identity and a future.
Nothing About Rohingya Without Rohingya.1/2
SAC-M & @ASEANMP call on the #Philippines to confirm that it won't invite accused war criminal Min Aung Hlaing to the #ASEAN Leaders’ Summit next week.
Extending an invitation would sink ASEAN's 5PC & constitute complicity in the junta's #atrocities.
SAC-M & @ASEANMP call on the #Philippines to confirm that it won't invite accused war criminal Min Aung Hlaing to the #ASEAN Leaders’ Summit next week.
Extending an invitation would sink ASEAN's 5PC & constitute complicity in the junta's #atrocities.
🔗 tinyurl.com/yc42xarm
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2 months since taking the truth of #Myanmar’s crisis to the global stage at #HRC63.
From the deliberate weaponization of gender-based violence to the tragic execution of our brave aid workers, the world cannot look away.
📺 youtube.com/watch?v=COYufxmS…
Center for Rohingya Crisis Studies retweeted
“I did not come to this court hearing only for myself.”
Monaira*, a Hijra (transgender) Rohingya Survivor Advocate, attended the @CIJ_ICJ merits hearings as part of @Gambia_MOJ's victims delegation supported by LAW. Her presence matters to people whose identity has too often been used to exclude them from public life and access to rights.
As the Court prepares to deliver its judgment in The Gambia v. Myanmar case on 19 November 2026, meaningful participation must extend to all Rohingya, including the Hijra and other marginalised members of the community. Their experiences and priorities must inform how the furutre of their community is addressed in court and in practice.
Watch, share and stand with Rohingya survivors in their pursuit of justice and equal rights.
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