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Free Rohingya Coalition (FRC)

Free Rohingya Coalition (FRC)

Contact FRC
  • Our Mission
  • Who we are
    • Citizen Ambassadors
    • Our Coordinators
    • Speakers’ Bureau
    • FRC Around the World
      • FRC South Africa
      • FRC Japan
      • FRC India
  • Your Solidarity Actions
    • “Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day” Initiative
    • #Black4Rohingya on 13 June 2018
  • Backgrounders
    • Factsheet on the Rohingya
    • Historical Documents
    • History of the Slow Genocide
    • Academic Studies and Legal Analyses
    • UN and Government Documents
    • ICC Official Documents
    • Human Rights NGO reports
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  • Press Room
  • Links
    • Rohingya Blogger
    • ARNO
    • BROUK
    • ERC
    • Tribunal on Myanmar
    • Global History and Policy
  • Activist Gallery
  • e-Book
  • Rohingya Voice
  • Conferences
    • International Conference on Protection of Rohingya Survivors and Accountability for Genocide
    • The genocide of the Rohingya people International law and international criminal jurisdiction
    • “The Paris Conference on Rohingya Genocide, National Assembly of France”, 1 June 2018
    • What Future for Rakhine?: End Games for the Arakanese (Rakhine, Rohingyas and Other Co-habitants)
  • Podcast
    • English
    • Burmese
    • Rohingya
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Day: December 15, 2020

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FORSEA-FRC Joint Legal Roundtable: What can Rohingya Survivors expect from ICJ and ICC?

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Official evidence of the Rohingya

“Myanmar lies that Rohingyas were not indigenous people of Arakan. This elderly man was Rohingya Indigenous Language Program newsreader on the country’s sole national broadcasting station – Burma Broadcasting Service – from 1961-1965”

“The ethnic group that resides on the west of Mayu District boundaries are Pakistani. And the people who reside on the east side of this border are (Myanmar)… From today on, I openly and publicly tell you (Rohingyas) this: We consider the people of Mayu District an ethnic minority integral to the Union of Burma.”

– Brigadier-General Aung Gyi, vice-chief of staff the Burma Armed Forces (Army), speaking at the mujahideen surrender ceremony in Maungdaw, 4 July 1961.

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On the #RohingyaCrisis, human rights activist @drzarni says international intervention is needed now #WatsonExplains pic.twitter.com/IfVlPThTZp

— Watson Institute (@WatsonInstitute) November 22, 2017
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