Rohingya Genocide Prevention Research Network

Rohingya Genocide Prevention Research Network is a documentation project directed and staffed entirely by Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh. We are committed to confronting one of the most pressing humanitarian crises of our time, the genocide against the Rohingya people. Our vision is to create a world where the truth of this atrocity is fully recognized, justice is delivered to all victims, and robust mechanisms are established to prevent such horrors from ever happening again. We believe in a future where the dignity, rights, and safety of the Rohingya people are not just acknowledged but are actively protected as part of a global commitment to peace and accountability. To achieve this vision, our mission centers on the meticulous documentation and research of the brutal realities faced by the Rohingya. This includes mass killings, systematic sexual violence, forced displacement, village burnings, and other heinous acts of persecution. By shedding light on these atrocities, we aim to galvanize the international community, drive global advocacy efforts, and contribute significantly to the pursuit of justice. Our work goes beyond merely exposing the truth; it seeks to catalyze meaningful action that will prevent further crimes against humanity and restore the rights and dignity of the Rohingya people. Our objectives are clear and focused. We aim to thoroughly document the genocide, raise global awareness, advocate for justice and peace, build strategic collaborations, empower survivor voices, contribute to global genocide prevention, and advance human rights protection mechanisms. Through these concerted efforts, we strive to make a lasting impact on the fight against genocide, ensuring that the voices of the Rohingya are heard and that such atrocities are never repeated.