WELCOME
🌍 Welcome to the Global Rohingya Alliance for Peace (GRAP). We are honored to have you here. GRAP is more than an organization; it is a movement of hope, unity, and dignity for the Rohingya people worldwide. Our mission is to bring voices together, talk about human rights, empower youth and women, and build pathways toward peace and sustainable development. As you explore our website, we invite you to learn more about our work, join us in advocacy, and stand in solidarity with a community striving for freedom and a brighter future. Together, we can turn compassion into action. 💙
About Us
Empowering Rohingya Community Worldwide
The Global Rohingya Alliance for Peace (GRAP) is a Rohingya community organization based in Malaysia with an international initiative aimed at uniting Rohingya communities worldwide through solidarity, empowerment, and collaborative efforts. GRAP strives to elevate the voices of the Rohingya and ensure meaningful inclusion of Rohingya in decisions that impact the Rohingya’s future. Our mission centers on promoting peace, advocating for justice, and achieving a sustainable resolution to the Rohingya crisis. We aim to advocate for the rights of the Rohingya people, seeking accountability for those who have inflicted persecution and displacement. We believe that true peace can only be attained through honesty, acknowledgment, and the restoration of rights. Focused on empowering youth and exploring educational pathways to access education, GRAP aims to create opportunities for young Rohingya people to develop into confident leaders. GRAP aims to collaborate with NGOs, international organizations, community schools, and universities to widen access to educational and scholarship opportunities, both locally and abroad. On a global scale, GRAP aims to engage in advocacy through international platforms, ASEAN discussions, and human rights events to share genuine Rohingya narratives, counter misinformation, and enhance international awareness. Locally in Malaysia, we aim to work closely with policymakers, academic institutions, and civil society to promote social inclusion and support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for our people. Through intercultural dialogue, awareness-raising campaigns, and volunteer efforts, GRAP promotes peace and challenges stereotypes. We are dedicated to fostering empathy, dismantling xenophobia, and replacing fear with understanding. GRAP champions peace, dignity, justice, and the preservation of the Rohingya identity. Our efforts extend across Malaysia, Bangladesh, and Myanmar, always aiming to secure a future where Rohingya individuals can live freely, with rights, and in peace. We welcome every individual, institution, and organization to join us if they can align with GRAP goals to ensure that the Rohingya not only survive but flourish with dignity and hope.
Vision
A united Rohingya people from different classes globally, mostly youth and university scholars, with a strong, global platform for representation, advocacy, empowerment, and lasting solutions to the Rohingya crisis for sustainable peace. A united Rohingya community, empowered, resilient, and recognized with dignity, rights, and justice as equal members of the global society.
Our Mission
Mission Statement
• Strengthen Rohingya unity worldwide, fostering solidarity and a collective voice across borders.
• Advocate for peace, justice, human rights, and recognition at national, regional, and international levels.
• Empower youth through education, scholarships, leadership training, and mentorship — cultivating fresh leadership for a brighter future.
• Promote women’s empowerment, prioritizing female education, raising community awareness, and running creative projects such as stage performances and theater arts to combat stigma and end sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).
• Defend refugee rights, with a focus on dignified living conditions, ending indefinite detention in Malaysia, exploring alternatives to detention (ATD), and working toward durable solutions.
• Build partnerships with governments, NGOs, INGOs, UN bodies, and global institutions to combat discrimination, xenophobia, and statelessness.
• Provide a trusted platform for dialogue, solidarity, and collective action within the Rohingya community and with international allies.
• Collaborate openly with any projects, initiatives, or individuals that contribute to the dignity, empowerment, and sustainable future of the Rohingya people and other marginalized groups.
• Promote cultural identity and heritage, ensuring the preservation of Rohingya history, language, and traditions for future generations.
• Champion sustainable development initiatives, including vocational training, livelihood projects, and mental health support to uplift the community holistically.
