• August 29, 2025
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The Rohingya Art Club in the Bangladesh Camps Dedicates Art to Preserving Identity and Documenting Genocide

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Rohingya artist Mohammed Ryhan spoke about the Rohingya Art Club, which was established in the Bangladesh refugee camps in 2022 as an artistic center dedicated to preserving Rohingya identity, raising awareness of their suffering, and documenting the genocide they have endured.

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