Imran MohammadManus Island and post-traumatic stress
No matter how hard or how long I take to try to comprehend it, the pieces of the ghastly jigsaw […]
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Op-Ed: I was born stateless and persecuted in Myanmar. Here is what it took for me to come to the U.S.
Rohingya migrants bring back food supplies dropped by a Thai army helicopter after jumping into the sea to collect them.
We Lost All, But Found Each Other
Nur Jan and Noor Jahan opened the door of their apartment with a heartwarming smile. They called me “son” and
Life Is Safe, But Lonely
Nur Amin Rahman, a 44-year-old Rohingya from Sittwe, Rakhine State, Myanmar, now lives on the north side of Chicago, in an
We Are Rohingya Americans: Establishing a Relationship With U.S. Officials To Advocate for Justice and Peace Is Crucial
The Rohingya American Council (RAC) is a newly formed organization with representatives from states around the U.S. Our main purpose
My relatives walked over 5,000 kilometers to reach Saudi Arabia
By Imran Mohammad, winner of the 2016 Amnesty Blogging Competition There is a very small area of land on the
Born into statelessness
Imran, a Rohingya minority in Myanmar, was born into statelessness. With no legal rights, he left everything he knew behind