About Me
My name Saiful Arakani, and we are Rohingya journalists and human rights advocates. I and brother Mohammed Aziz have been speaking up for my people since 2012, using journalism and activism to raise global awareness of the injustices faced by the Rohingya community. For years, we worked to expose the harsh realities inside refugee camps reporting on the abuse by camp authorities, the actions of armed groups, and the daily suffering of displaced Rohingya families. We took these stories to international platforms, including the United Nations, in an effort to seek justice and accountability. While living in Bangladesh, we was restricted in our ability to work freely. Despite these challenges, we continued to do what we could with courage, honesty, and hope. Now, as a resettled Rohingya in Canada, we have a new opportunity to continue this work without fear. We created this website to continue advocating for justice, sharing truth, and supporting Rohingya newcomers who are beginning a new life here in Canada.
My Journey
Our journey began in 2012, when the Rohingya people were once again targeted by violence, discrimination, and forced displacement. We became journalist not for fame, but out of duty to ensure the world heard our voices. Over the years, we reported on: Human rights abuses in refugee camps Corruption and mistreatment by camp authorities Violence and exploitation by armed groups The resilience and dignity of the Rohingya people in the face of unimaginable hardship We also advocated at the international level, engaging with human rights organizations, the media, and the United Nations to highlight our community’s suffering. Now in Canada, I want to continue this mission with greater freedom and reach.
Mission Statement
To be a voice for the voiceless by documenting truth, defending human rights, and advocating for justice and dignity for the Rohingya people everywhere. This platform aims to:
Expose ongoing human rights violations against the Rohingya
Share stories of struggle, resilience, and hope
Support Rohingya newcomers in Canada through information, advocacy, and community-building
Core Values
Truth Committed to honest, accurate, and ethical journalism.
Justice Standing against oppression and demanding accountability. Solidarity Uplifting Rohingya voices and building community, especially for newcomers.
Courage Speaking truth to power, even in the face of danger or difficulty.
Hope Believing in a better future for the Rohingya people, no matter where they are.
