#rohingya

[ymustutortureme]

As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, Palestinians stay steadfast in their faith and struggle to find food, aid, medicine and shelter. Many others are struggling too and it's important we remember them.

Please consider buying these dates from to support people in need:

https://thedateproject.org/

[yuna-is-tired-sm]

Credit.

[the-lady-maddy]

[maiabilis]

yes seeing the palestine tags not trending for days in a row is disheartening — but that doesn’t mean we’re not talking about it. we are still talking and sharing and reading and we will continue to do so until palestine and every other group of people struggling for freedom are liberated, and beyond.

we have known since this intense new wave of ‘israeli’ aggression started that all social media platforms have been suppressing all forms of palestinian content. so do not become disheartened or demotivated by the lack of tags trending—

*because that does not mean we have stopped talking.*

as people who are not currently in palestine, and especially as non-palestinians, we do not have the right to become demotivated by anything in this situation. we do not have the right to complain that it seems like nothing is changing. we do not have the right to lose hope when palestinians have been passionately fighting the occupation since it began.

and, do not forget about the other struggles for liberation in the world right now. keep talking about palestine, keep talking about congo, keep talking about sudan, about the uyghurs, about the rohingya, about *humanity.*

from the river to the sea 🇵🇸

[queer-scots-geordie-dyke]

Newcastle unveils Rohingya memorial as 'powerful' reminder of Myanmar atrocities

A new stone has been erected in Newcastle Civic Centre's Peace Garden to remember the victims of the atrocities committed against Myanmar’s

Always proud of my city ❤️

[tinyuglyworld]

help those in need! ☺

making this post to link in my pinned, also for anyone to share or reblog if they want to support these causes!

Help palestinians: X, X, X, X, X

donate directly to survival campaigns: X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X,

support syrian/palestinian refugees in lebanon + people in the south of lebanon affected by "israeli" aggression: X, X. X

support the palestinian communist party in providing aid to the people of gaza: X

help the genocide victims of sudan: X, X, X, X

help an aid initiative for gaza AND sudan: X

help congolese people: X, X, X

support the rohingya humanitarian initiative: X

more people to support: X

[reasonandempathy]

Saw this and I actually wanted to add some actual details, in case people didn't know/weren't curious.

US Specific Recessions:

Recession of 1990 and 1991

2000 to 2001 Recession

The Great Recession, from 2007 to 2009 (this does not include the recovery, which took years and arguably never really happened)

The COVID Recession

Genocides:

Rohingya (2016 and ongoing)

Iraqi Turkmen (2014-2017)

Yazidis Genocide (2014-2019)

Darfur (2003 and ongoing)

Congolese (2002-2003)

Hutus (1996-1997)

Rwanda (1994)

Bosnia (1992-1995)

I'm presuming we can all agree he was also referring to Ghaza right now

So yeah. 9 Genocides and 4 major recessions since 1990. If he was born in 1985 there are 3 more genocides (Anfal, Gukurahundi, and Isaaq).

[sunbeamedskies]

Western social justice activism is very flawed. Here’s an incomplete list of countries/peoples which are continually forgotten about. Some were briefly cared about years or months ago, while others have never had any significant attention. I encourage everyone to learn more when they have the time:

The Congo

Sudan

Armenia

Israeli hostages

Ukraine

Iran/Woman, Life, Freedom

Kurdish rights

Uyghur rights

Afghanistan

Tibet

Rohingya rights

Syria

Yemen

Native American rights/ residential school attrocities

Roma rights