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August 25 Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day: Call for Outdoor Mobilization August 25 marks the solemn anniversary of the 2017 genocidal campaign against the Rohingya people. On this day of remembrance and protest, our message must reach beyond local walls. We must hold our gatherings outdoors, in full public view, rather than inside halls or enclosed venues (Dewan). An indoor gathering keeps our voices contained within four walls. An outdoor protest brings our demand for justice into the open street, forcing the international community, global leaders, and local media to look, listen, and pay attention. Why We Must Mobilize Outdoors Visible Presence: Occupying public space visually demonstrates the scale, unity, and determination of the Rohingya struggle. Global Visibility: Outdoor rallies attract media coverage, photographs, and video footage that travel instantly to the United Nations, human rights organizations, and international policy makers. Audible Call for Action: Amplifying our voices under the open sky ensures that our demands for citizenship, safe return, accountability, and basic human rights cannot be ignored or quietly dismissed. Our Core Demands on August 25 1. Justice and Accountability: Immediate international legal action against those responsible for atrocities against the Rohingya. 2. Recognition and Rights: Full restoration of Rohingya citizenship, identity, and rights in Myanmar. 3. Protection and Dignity: Safe, voluntary, and dignified repatriation with guaranteed safety and protection under international oversight. 4. Immediate Humanitarian Aid: Continued, unimpeded international aid for refugees in camps and displaced communities. We stand together in the open air so the world cannot turn a blind eye. Let our collective voice be heard across every street, city, and nation. #sadekkhanofficial #humanity #Rohingya