Documentary by Haikal Mansor Aung San Suu Kyi, the current de-facto leader of Myanmar was born into a Bamar nationalist family. Her father General Aung San was the founder of…Read More
By Haikal Mansor As over 1.6 billion Muslims around the world celebrated Eid-ul-Fitr – “Festival of Breaking the Fast” after a month of fasting from dust to dawn, a small…Read More
By Haikal Mansor Freedom is costly. Freedom is about how we are being treated. Freedom is about seeing hope. Freedom is about wanting to live dreams. Freedom is about nurturing…Read More
Ryan’s significant contributions towards building shelters and planning evacuations, and heroic acts of kindness during the 2018 monsoon season, had saved thousands of Rohingya refugees from landslides and floods in…Read More
By Haikal Mansor As the city which has enlightened my hope and dream of education, I seek nothing, but the hope from you to stick with the principles to honour,…Read More
After he referred Islam “an extreme religion” and created the fear of Buddhist-majority Myanmar becoming into a Buddhist-minority country, THURA AUNG KO – Myanmar’s Minister of Religious Affairs and Culture,…Read More
His Islamophobic remarks came while he was paying homage to the late Buddhist nationalist monk Myaing Gyi Ngu Sayadaw in Karen State on November 27. The divisive minister referred Islam…Read More
By Haikal Mansor The ten demands are based on the letter sent to Myanmar’s State-counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi by Rohingya Genocide Survivors from refugee camps in Bangladesh on October…Read More
By Haikal Mansor Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, the Commander-in-chief of Myanmar Military (Tatmadaw) is the lastest in line committing the institutionalised oppression against Rohingya in Rakhine State, Myanmar. He…Read More
By Haikal Mansor In an act of bravery and solidarity the Teachers’ Union of Ireland (TUI) took a decision to fly the Rohingya at its head office in Dublin on…Read More
“Ireland, we are seeing a sign of relief, a sign of belief and a light of hope which is being torched by the descendants of one of the greatest tragedies…Read More
By Haikal Mansor “Like when there’s no life, there’s no value in a person. A country’s life is in its constitution. When there’s no constitution, the country is dead and…Read More
When the members of Rohingya community visited the Mansion House in the heart of city on September 19, the Lord Mayor of Dublin showed the plate hung in the house.…Read More
By Haikal Mansor The widely anticipated Aung San Suu Kyi’s speech is a typical example of denial and lie when her National League for Democracy (NLD) government is in direct…Read More
By Haikal Mansor Ireland can no longer wait. This great country experienced the worst in the past when a million men, women, young boys and girls lost their lives in…Read More
Rohingya are the subject of documentary, documentation. We form the theme of song, poem, photo exhibition. We become the scapegoat of poltical extremism, religious fanaticism, regional and global power-struggling dogmatism. We are the lastest victims who benefit everyone except the victims themselves.
— Haikal Mansor
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Haikal MansorA Journey Through Darkness
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