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Our Activities
AYPN ASEAN Advocacy
(AYPN Advocacy in Jakarta In June 2025, AYPN and partner)
CSOs/NGOs met in Jakarta with ASEAN, UN, EU, and diplomatic stakeholders. The delegation highlighted the plight of over 200,000 Rohingya confined to camps since the 2012 racial and ethnic violence, now facing renewed displacement and denial of aid in Sittwe. AYPN also raised grave concerns over the junta’s heinous crimes against humanity and widespread human rights violations across Myanmar, particularly against women and children.
AYPN and partners called for urgent humanitarian access, gender-sensitive coordination, recognition of women’s role in peacebuilding, and international support for Myanmar’s democratic transition and accountability.
​AYPN Regional Partnership with Regional Humanitarian Organization
AYPN, in partnership with Progressive Voice (PV), ALTSEAN-Burma, Burma Partnership, and Burma Campaign Myanmar, is driving progressive advocacy on Myanmar’s humanitarian crisis. Through these collaborations, we amplify local voices, challenge systemic injustices, and promote urgent action to protect human rights, support affected communities, and foster a more inclusive and equitable future.
Global Awareness & Human Rights Movement
VOA Burmese Interview
VOA Burmese recently featured Zarni Soe, the founder of AYPN. In the interview, he explained how the military council is coercing Rohingya individuals to join the fight against the Arakan Army (AA). He highlighted that this forced recruitment is intensifying the conflict and contributing to growing instability and violence in northern Rakhine.
South Asia Research Institute for Minorities
​Path to Peace – Founder of AYPN's Fight for the Future of the Rohingya​
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Held on 31 December 2024, this episode featured the founder of AYPN, a Rohingya youth and human rights activist from the USA, discussing the challenges facing the Rohingya community and efforts to secure a safer future. Hosted by Heman Das, Senior Research Associate at SARIM.
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