UCR-Youth & Student Committee

17/08/2026

05/08/2026

5 August 2024 – Naf River Massacre Day

Today, we solemnly remember the more than 200 Rohingyas who lost their lives in the Naf River Massacre on 5 August 2024.

We honor the victims, stand with their families, and remember the immense suffering endured by the Rohingya community.

We will never forget.
We will never forget.

02/08/2026

We are deeply grateful for this generous contribution to our community by Mr. Mohammed Shorif, Chief of the UCR-Youth & Student Committee

His selfless act of donating blood reflects compassion, responsibility, and a strong commitment to serving humanity. Every drop of donated blood carries hope and has the potential to save a life.

Our sincere appreciation for this inspiring act of kindness:

Every drop given here carries hope.
Blood donation is an expression of pure humanity.
We are proud to witness such generosity.
This noble act deserves our highest respect.
Thank you beyond words for your kindness.
A small act can make a life-saving impact.
Humanity continues to shine through people like you.

May Allah (SWT) bless Mr. Mohammed Shorif with good health, abundant rewards, and continued success in serving humanity and our community.

13/07/2026

Welcome Statement from the United Council of Rohingya-UCR

UCR Welcomes the Formation of the National Committee for Formulating a National Strategy on the Rohingya Issue and Reaffirms Its Commitment to Safe and Sustainable Repatriation

UCR-Youth & Student Committee

09/07/2026

URGENT COMMUNITY NOTICE
Date: 08 July 2026
Temporary Closure of Educational Interventions Due to Heavy Rainfall

In light of the ongoing heavy rainfall, the increased risk of landslides, flooding, and other weather-related hazards in the camps, the United Council of Rohingya-UCR respectfully requests all community members to prioritize safety and take necessary precautions.
As a preventive measure, all educational interventions at Maktabs, Madrasas, Community Learning Centres, tuition classes, and other informal learning spaces are requested to remain temporarily closed for the next few days until weather conditions improve.
Community-based Schools, Maktabs, Madrasas, teachers, education volunteers, religious leaders, and individuals implementing educational activities are respectfully requested to temporarily close the interventions and keep all learning facilities closed until further notification or guidance is received from the relevant authorities and stakeholders.�This request is made solely in the interest of protecting lives and reducing risks during the ongoing severe weather conditions.
Further updates and guidance will be shared as the situation develops.
May Allah protect everyone and keep our community safe.

Requested By
United Council of Rohingya (UCR)
Cox's Bazar Refugee Camps, Bangladesh

21/06/2026

On 20th June 2026, the UCR-Youth & Student Committee held a discussion under the United Council of Rohingya-UCR regarding the current situation in the camps.

The meeting focused on identifying key challenges faced by the community and clarifying the main responsibilities of the camp’s basic committee.

It was a constructive session aimed at strengthening coordination, improving community support, and enhancing the effectiveness of committee roles within the camp.

UCR is bottom to up leadership

20/06/2026

Today 19th June 2026, The UCR-Youth & Student Committee under the United Council of Rohingya-UCR recently convened a meeting at the Camp 1E CIC Office, Darbal Hall.

During the session, members engaged in meaningful discussions regarding their core responsibilities and explored ways to effectively contribute to the development and well-being of the Rohingya community.

The meeting brought together dedicated youths from various camps under the UCR Youths and Students Committee, fostering collaboration, shared understanding, and a unified vision for community service.

Overall, it was a highly productive and insightful gathering.

UCR is bottom to up leadership

12/06/2026

Go ahead

23/05/2026

The Sub-Committee of Youth and Students , United Council of Rohingya-UCR held a meeting at the UCR new office,Camp 1W.

It was a truly productive discussion with youths from different camps under the UCR-Youth & Student Committee.

They shared their opinions, and we explained the roles and regulations of UCR.

We valued the youths, as they are the foundation of the Rohingya community.

UCR is bottom to up leadership

03/05/2026

The UCR-Youth & Student Committee
President Panel, EC and Sub-Committee held a strong and meaningful discussion to ensure active participation in all upcoming activities and responsibilities.

During the meeting, members emphasized the importance of teamwork, commitment, and clear communication to move forward effectively.

Everyone agreed to take shared responsibility, contribute their ideas, and support each other in achieving common goals.

The discussion also focused on creating a proactive environment where each member plays an active role in planning, decision-making, and implementation.

Through unity and dedication, the panel and committee are determined to work forward with strength and purpose for the betterment of the community.

UCR is bottom to up leadership