A child of genocide-survivor parents, this Rohingya refugee in Canada believes in and acts on Never Again!
Rohingya human rights activist, former refugee and veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces detailed the abuses he was subjected to by Israel’s elite naval commandos and Israeli prison guards, in his 20-minutes recorded interview with FORSEA in Istanbul.
Greetings from Istanbul: Ko Tinmaung’s 3 minutes recorded message from the airport
Canadian participants abducted by the Israeli occupation return home.
Killed Before They Die: Myanmar’s Persecuted Rohingyas and Perennial Forced Migration Crisis at Sea
Rohingya people are forced to choose between genocidal persecution at home or risking death at sea. Many end up doing both.
FORSEA condemns the Israeli regime for hijacking another group of Global Sumud Flottila boats and kidnapping international activists
Ko Tinmaung sent FORSEA the recording a few hours before the Israeli terrorists in uniform boarded his boat Umut about 70 nautical miles past Cyprus.
A Rohingya refugee joins the Canadian Delegation, aboard Umut, Global Sumud Flotilla
A Rohingya refugee joins the Canadian Delegation, aboard Umut, Global Sumud Flotilla.
End Europe’s Resurgent Militarism and Israel’s Genocidal Regime
Irish Nobel Laureate Mairead Maguire, Dr John Reuwer of Doctors against Genocide, and Bisan Owda of Gaza Call for Peace, Humanity and Harmony.
Two Honest Analyses: The Post-Election Myanmar
Two leading Myanmar exiles, Maung Zarni & Harn Yawnghwe, offer their honest & critical reflections on their war-locked native Myanmar, n Mandarin & Burmese.
Newcastle Upon Tyne: The first city to erect a genocide memorial monument for Myanmar’s Rohingya survivors
Forgetting is a crime against memory. The city of Newcastle in the UK does not forget Myanmar's genocide of Rohingya and pledges to support their quest for justice.
US-Iran ceasefire isn’t justice
FORSEA Co-founder welcomes the Pakistan-brokered ceasefire while stressing genocidal Israel's role as a primary engine of pains, sufferings, instability & global economic crisis.
“Kill any of the natives found in their way”
The White Man’s Law was an ass in Australia in 1799, and so it was in Burma in the 1890’s, and so It has been in Palestine since the 1930’s.

