Guilt and Isolation: Genocide Survivors on Adjusting to Life in Australia

‘They burned my child alive’: Survivors remember horrors of Myanmar nine years on

Two refugees who escaped the military’s “clearance operations” recount their stories after moving to Brisbane.

Guilt and isolation: Genocide survivors on adjusting to life in Australia

The Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic group, have lived in mainly Buddhist Myanmar for centuries, where they have suffered killings, forced evictions and other atrocities.

Rohingya Survivors in Australia Rebuild Their Lives While Families Remain Displaced

As Rohingya communities prepare to mark nine years since the 2017 military violence, survivors resettled in Australia say safety has not erased trauma, separation from family or fears over the survival of Rohingya identity. by RK Desk 22 August 2026: Nearly nine years after Myanmar’s military drove more than 700,000 Rohingya into Bangladesh, survivors who have rebuilt their lives in Australia say the violence continues to shape their lives as re…