SBS Rohingya - SBS Rohingya

As everyone aware that due to language barriers, cultural differences, separation from family and friends are just some of the reasons why many refugees and asylum seekers experience loneliness. Come listen to how another Rohingyan overcomes their loneliness at SBS Rohingya. - Noya dec ót aíbadé,noya zuban,noya rosom egana gúccittu duré fuwaíjja óttu duré. Iín ólla boli beca beci noya refuji ókkol...

Language barriers, cultural differences, separation from family and friends are just some of the reasons why many refugees and asylum seekers experience loneliness. In Sydney and Melbourne, refugee organizations offer a range of programs and initiatives to help new arrivals regain a sense of community and belonging in their new country. - Noya dec ót ,noya zuban, alok rosom ar solasol yan ólla bol...

The Interim Report by the Aged Care Royal Commission reveals a substandard residential aged care sector plagued by poor care and safety standards. As Australia looks at improving the care of our ageing population, it must also consider the complex cultural needs of our multicultural seniors. Some innovative providers are recognising the importance of intergenerational interactions. - Aged Care Roy...

Myanmar has been accused of perpetrating genocide against its Rohingya Muslim minority in a landmark lawsuit filed at the United Nations’ top court. The lawsuit - filed by the small West African country of the Gambia in the International Court of Justice (ICJ) - accuses Myanmar of breaching the 1948 UN Genocide Convention through a military campaign targeting Rohingya in Rakhine state. The 2017 cr...

School graduation holds significant meaning to adolescents worldwide. In Australia, school leavers tend to celebrate what’s called ‘Schoolies’ over a week. The most popular destination Gold Coast is expecting around eighteen thousand school leavers this November. - Fura duniat mazé nojuwan ókkol asedé itaralla eskul ór geraduacion hodé iba beci múhim. Australiat mazé itararé ''school leaver'' ho.....

Nurul Hakim came to Australia a decade ago from Bangladesh refugee camps with no education. In Australia, Nurul took the opportunity 100% and study hard and smart which has enabled him to be the Dux of the school. Later continued tertiary education and graduated Bachelor of Pharmacy with Honors from the University of Queensland. Doing a postgraduate study right now and pursuing a career in medicin...

According to the latest survey from the Australian Human Rights Commission, one in three workers say they've been sexually harassed at work over the last five years. But sexual harassment in the workplace is unlawful and shouldn’t be tolerated. If it happens to you or someone you know, there are ways to get help. - Hamor zagat hoto dilla sekcual tonggora ókkol gora za , maamela yan beci serious, z...

Mohammed Alam is one of the extraordinary award achiever from The Burmese Rohingya Association in Queensland, Australia who arrived In Australia 2010 from one of the most vulnerable place right now Bangladesh refugee camps. Arriving in the country of opportunities, have to learn new language and adapt with new environment which is the among the best in the world..has given great motivation to this...

As year 12 students prepare to sit their final exams from tomorrow, new research has revealed the changing nature of Australia's workforce is impacting the mental health and well being of young people. Mental health advocates say more focus is needed on teaching 21st century skills - like critical thinking and resilience - to better help students transition from education to employment - Haílla ba...

Do you know how healthy your heart is? It’s worth knowing the answer since coronary heart disease is the leading underlying cause of death in Australia. Interestingly, a 2017 survey conducted by Heart Foundation found that one in three Australians are not aware of the typical signs of a heart attack. - Tuañar dil ya heart hudúr ór ót asé ken asé? Yan tuañártu zana asené? Yan beci faída oíbo zani f...

A new report has found migrant women on temporary visas who experience family violence are often left to suffer in silence because of fears they will be deported if they seek help. Monash University researchers have called for reforms to the migration system to protect them better. - Noya repot faíde yan óttu yan faíde ki zitra neíki beçiaín ókkol eçe maígrain ói aícce ar temporary visa at asé ar...

Come Joint to the Community Event organized by Whise and Greater Dandenong City for Rohingyan Community On Tuesday 22 October 2019 from 5.45 pm to 8.00 pm At Springvale Neighbourhood House Catering Provided - Rohingya Cómaj ólla khas gorí jinis iba banaí raíkké Monggól bar 22 October 2019 from 5.45 pm to 8.00pm At Springvale Neighbourhood House Raitor hana entezám goíjja asé

With another scorching summer approaching, authorities are pleading with swimmers to use caution as the number of people drowning has jumped by ten percent since last year. - Gorom or mousam ar eíkbar aí giyoí goí, beca beci manuís ókkol dorja ar sorát beraí to zaíbo, kintu yan zani raki le bala óibo doijar eíka nozaíbar agottu, kengóri dufi zagoíde íntú basí taíba? Aro zaínto saíle funi so SBS Ro...

Anarmul Haq a young Rohingyan man, while being a mechanic apprentice in NSW have no other choice other than moving to regional Australia to fulfill his SHEV Visa's (Safe Heaven Enterprise Visa) requirements in order to open up his future opportunities to obtained better visa. While he was speaking to SBS Rohingya he said that there are very fewer job availabilities, very few facilities in Mittagon...

Nearly all newly arrived migrants settled in Melbourne and Sydney last year while regional Australia is struggling to survive with a shrinking population. The Australian government is offering migrants new permanent residency pathways provided that they stay in regional areas for four years. - Yan hon ór butore zedugun migrant ókkol Australia aiyér, tara beggún Sydney ye Melbourne ót settel ór, ya...

Ukil uggwá zibayé neiki Kyrgyztan ólla campen goíjjé, ar sobsa foíla dec duniat oíyedeki dec sara mamale yan hotom goribolla,,Yan ólla Ukil Azizbek Ashurov ye UNHCR ór boro ekka award faíye,,,Rohingyar "Azizbek Ashurov"hoóñtte aíbo? Aro zanito saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya...

We’re living in an ever more isolated society with one in four older Australians living alone. If meeting new likeminded people in your community isn’t as easy as how it used to be, how about creating your very own social group where people with shared interest can meet you in real life? - Zaman yan ór solafira beci ar eíkdilla ogiyoí, Beca beci manuíc ókkol ekala pan ar honníkka naíde iíndilla go...

Research by the Australian Institute of Family Studies shows that people in their mid to late 20s are the most likely to divorce followed by couples in their late 40s. And those who get divorced have usually been married nine years or less. - Australiar family study góíjje de yan óttu yan lot faíyedé ki beca beci shadi ókkol bañngi zagóí zitarar boc 20 butore asé, ar Australiat bou zamaí butore al...

Join the Rohingya family day this Sunday, 11am-3pm at Springvale Rise Primary School! - Rohingya family day mazé eí Roíbaré hazir oíyo 11am-3pm Springvale Rise Primary School it!

In order to recognize, award and celebrate the academic success of our Rohingya youths in Queensland Australia, through the years of persistent hard work, dedication and determination. It is with great pride Burmese Rohingya Association in Queensland Australia (BRAQA) is hosting a prestigious Extraordinary Achievers’ Award Ceremony and Annual General Meeting on Saturday, 5th October 2019 at 2:15 P...

Sajida and her husband left Burma for the safety to Australia through the risky journey in order to secure better future for their children...unfortunately her dream shattered with our government policy, right now her children are in Bangladesh refugee camps one of her son is very sick and need to have operation. This mother trying her best to go visit her children in Bangladesh in coming month. S...

Muhammad Yunus a Rohingyan from Sydney talking about the repatriation, he believed this will not go ahead as this is not the first time this issues arose. To listen to his opinion listen to SBS Rohingya, if you have not download SBS Radio apps yet please do so to listen to our Community voices within Australia every week. - Muhammad Yunus Sydney takéde Rohingya murobbi, Ibaye buzeddekí maamela yan...

Human rights groups are calling on the governments of Bangladesh and Myanmar to suspend plans to repatriate Rohingya refugees, set to begin today until conditions are safe. - Human rights ór façi ókkol asedé itara Bangladesh ór ar Myanmar sorhar ór hasé aros goredé ki tarar pelanin ziyan asé Rohingya ókkollore Burma wapes goríbar, pelanin ya irada yan eítar tiya gorí felaí bolla zeíto din fan Burm...

Over five million children aged under 18 in Australia. Under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, all children are meant to enjoy equal rights to growing up with access to education, healthcare and safety. However, child advocacy groups believe Australia still has a fair way to go. - Ekhón ór butore Australiat mazé homos hom 5 million 18 bosor or nisé gura fuaín ókkol asé. Uni...

Zurah begum one of the respected elder in Rohingya community in Sydney talk about walking and its beneficial ...let listen more to her opinion.. - Zurah begum ziba neíki Sydney Rohingya comaj ór butoror murobbí, Iba ye hoddé ki açon óildeiki beca beci zoruri gaár aram ólla.