Who We Are?
Welcome to the Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (RSO), a beacon of hope and a voice for the Rohingya Muslims. Founded in 1982, our mission is steadfast—to establish a safe and autonomous region for the Rohingya in Arakan (Rakhine). As advocates for freedom and human rights, we stand with the Rohingya community worldwide, striving for our right to return, live, and flourish in our ancestral lands
Our Mission
Our commitment is to secure the salvation of Rohingya Muslims from prolonged oppression. We envision a future where every displaced individual returns to their homeland in Arakan, ensuring their fundamental human rights in a land they can call their own
Our Vision
Embracing Freedom, Returning Home
At the heart of the Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (RSO) lies a vision shaped by the enduring spirit of the Rohingya people—a vision of liberation, return, and autonomy.
Liberation from Oppression
We envision a future where Rohingya Muslims are free from the centuries-long oppression that has darkened our history. Our goal is to end the cycle of violence and persecution, bringing to light the inherent dignity and worth of every Rohingya individual.
Homecoming of the Stateless
The soil of Arakan (Rakhine) bears the footprints of our ancestors and whispers the promise of return to those who have been displaced. Our vision includes the safe and dignified return of stateless Rohingya refugees to their homeland, where they can rebuild their lives on the foundation of security and peace.
Human Rights and Autonomy
Ensuring fundamental human rights is the cornerstone of our vision. By establishing an autonomous or independent region for the Rohingya within Arakan (Rakhine), we aim to safeguard the freedoms that are the birthright of every person—freedoms that cultivate a society where all can flourish.
Together, we stride towards a horizon where these aspirations are no longer dreams, but the reality for the Rohingya people. Join us as we pave the path to a future defined by freedom, homecoming, and the rightful claim to our place in Arakan (Rakhine).
About us
The Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (RSO) was established in 1989 as an entity dedicated to the liberation and freedom of Rohingya Muslims. This organization emerged as a response to the ongoing oppression and numerous premeditated genocides perpetrated by the Burmese army
Commitment to the Rohingya Cause
The Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (RSO) stands as a beacon of hope and action for the Rohingya community across the globe. Our commitment is unwavering, and our activities are diverse, all aimed at uplifting and empowering the Rohingya people.
Current Status and Activities:
RSO has earned a distinguished reputation among the Rohingya diaspora for our effective and compassionate initiatives. Our efforts encompass:
- Fostering Respect and Harmony: We actively promote mutual understanding and respect in host countries, facilitating a harmonious coexistence.
- Holistic Education: Our educational programs blend religious teachings with general knowledge, aiming to nurture well-rounded individuals.
- Mobilizing the Educated: By engaging those with education in our freedom movement, we harness their knowledge and skills towards our cause.
Political Advocacy:
At the forefront of political advocacy, RSO works tirelessly for the recognition and independence of the Rohingya people. We bring the challenges faced by our community to the international stage, advocating for our indigenous identity and rights in Arakan.
Community Plans:
Our strategic planning is aimed at ensuring the safety and rights of Rohingyas worldwide. We are dedicated to building strong, united communities that stand together against social injustices. Through our targeted initiatives, we strive to create a world where every Rohingya can live with dignity and security.
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Join us in our journey towards a brighter future. Your support can help turn the tide for one of the world’s largest refugee crises. Stand with us as we work towards the safe return and restoration of rights for the Rohingya people