Community in Norway
RCN seeks to be a bridge between the Rohingya community and Norwegian society and to promote education, employment, participation and social inclusion.
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RCN brings Rohingya people in Norway together and works for community, integration, cultural preservation, human rights and humanitarian support.
RCN seeks to be a bridge between the Rohingya community and Norwegian society and to promote education, employment, participation and social inclusion.
Read more →RCN works with authorities and organisations to amplify Rohingya voices, document persecution and promote justice and durable solutions.
Read the history →Arakan Army turning Rohingya villages into camps and barracks - The Guardian - Tamil Guardian
Read more →RCN works so that Rohingya in Norway understand their rights and responsibilities, participate actively in society and preserve their language, culture, traditions, history and identity.
The organisation also conducts international advocacy and provides humanitarian support to vulnerable Rohingya, especially refugees and families in difficult circumstances.
Our historyDue to the Arakan Army’s serious human rights violations, persecution, violence and forced displacement, many Rohingya continue to live in extremely difficult conditions. Many are forced to flee and embark on dangerous sea journeys, risking their lives. Hundreds have lost their lives at sea in accidents that occur very frequently.
Current situation
Rohingya Community in Norway (RCN)

Rohingya camps record 2,500 dengue cases, 6 deaths in eight months tbsnews.net
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Eight die as landslide hits Rohingya camp in Cox’s Bazar’s Ukhiya The Financial Express
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Humaiun Kobir lauds Japan's efforts for durable Rohingya solution The Business Standard
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Malaysia moves to repatriate Rohingyas without UNHCR amid Rakhine unrest New Age BD
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More than Refugees: How Bangladesh’s Rohingya youth are reclaiming their story Asia News Network
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Bangladesh didn't create Rohingya crisis, can't solve it alone: State Minister Humaiun Kobir The Financial Express
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Rohingya return: Dhaka to talk to Beijing, Naypyidaw The Daily Star
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Khalilur pledges UN reform; vows to amplify Rohingya voices Jagonews24.com
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Rohingya crisis deepens amid persecution, displacement, genocide, and international community’s apathy PressTV
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UN Rights Chief Calls for Referral of Situation in Myanmar to ICC The Irrawaddy
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Rohingya crisis one of Bangladesh’s biggest challenges: PM Jagonews24.com
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