🌟 Arts Against Rohingya Genocide | Stories of Survival and Resilience 🎨

🎨 Witness the extraordinary power of art and storytelling in ‘A Long Journey: Rohingya Longing for Their Homeland.’ This groundbreaking exhibition features testimonials of Rohingya genocide survivors expressed through creativity and resilience. 🔥

🔍 Explore the documented truths behind the systematic oppression and atrocities that forced the Rohingya community into the Kutupalong camps in Bangladesh. Over 300 community artists, artisans, and storytellers collaborated over 18 months to create these invaluable artworks. Their voices demand justice and repatriation. 🌏

🌟 Let’s amplify their impact! Share this video to honor the resilience of the victim communities and advocate for human rights. Together, we can make a difference. 💙

🔥 Join the movement with these powerful hashtags: #RohingyaArt #HumanRights #GenocideSurvivors #LongJourneyExhibition #ArtForJustice #SurvivorStories #ResilienceInArt #SpreadAwareness #EmpowerChange #WitnessTheirVoices

🙌 Don’t miss the panel discussions and premieres of two powerful documentary films produced by the community. The exhibition is open daily from 10:00 to 18:00 until the end of May 2024.

🎥 Share, engage, and inspire! Let’s create ripples of hope and awareness. 🌟

The exhibtion is organised by Social Action of Voluntary effort(SAVE) and Funded by International Coalition of Sites of Conscience(ICSC)