Major Earthquake Damages General Santos, Philippines

A 7.8 to 8.2-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Mindanao, Philippines, on the morning of June 8, 2026. The powerful tremor, which occurred shortly before 7:40 a.m. local time, was recorded at a significant intensity, prompting immediate concern among geological agencies and regional authorities regarding the potential for widespread destruction. In response to the […]

Major Earthquake Damages General Santos, Philippines

Unity is the Strength

The students of our school, Life Destination holding and bonding each other in order to show the power of unity during they took part in playing the football tournament organized by the school committee.

There is also a saying that ” Being unity is the power of bringing peace in a society.”

Photo: Captured by Saya Anuwar Sadek

A Journey from Genocide Survivor to Football Superstar



A young Rohingya football player, Janis, escaped the Genocide in Myanmar and spent six years living as a refugee in Bangladesh. Today, his inspiring journey has become a powerful symbol of hope, resilience, and determination.

Now living in Canada, Janis is pursuing his passion for football by playing soccer in Ottawa. Recently, he had the honor of celebrating the World Cup Tour alongside FIFA President Gianni Infantino.

From surviving Genocide and displacement to standing on an international stage, Janis represents the strength, courage, and dreams of Rohingya youth around the world. His story continues to inspire many young refugees to believe in a brighter future through hard work and perseverance.

Photo: Ajimul Hason

Bangladesh’s rare ‘Donald Trump’ buffalo becomes Eid sensation


Farm owner Ziauddin Mridha said

” My younger brother named the buffalo Donald Trump because the hair on the front of its head resembles Donald Trump.”

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https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/bangladeshs-rare-donald-trump-buffalo-becomes-eid-sensation-2026-05-22/?link_source=ta_first_comment&taid=6a10a0b1e810bd000111ee68&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%20Manual&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwdGRzaAR9gyljbGNrBH2B5GV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHrJsKdk7y8FUqwUY_My2qhPcULtXCy9apO7I9nh-FPUbBMMEB9I99TMktOGZ_aem_C9I3JK48DLgRIpCSBfHQ5Q&sfnsn=mo

The Implementation of Rohingya Language officially

Children on the Edge is the first ever official organization to implement the Rohingya language in the Rohingya Refugee camp, Bangladesh through the collaboration of  Mukti Cox’s Bazar and Rohingya Vision.

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https://childrenontheedge.org/news/learning-in-exile-rohingya-home-language-education-and-the-refusal-of-cultural-genocide?sfnsn=mo&fbclid=IwdGRzaAR7rHtjbGNrBHuscGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHvBFysUYB6MPw_K7gK1gmt_ouInI78Qyyj0S2CofgGl0w6pngTsrp4GD9wEj_aem_5IDM1ld0sIOpu0q49mZWyA&sfnsn=mo

Missing you so much, Saya Rohim

It was truly a wonderful and memorable moment when our respected senior teacher paid a visit to our school before leaving for Australia. Your presence brought happiness, inspiration and unforgettable memories to all of us.

We are really grateful for the time, guidance and support you shared with us. Though you are far away now, your encouragement and kindness will always remain in our hearts.

May Allah bless you with success, good health and happiness in your new journey in Australia.

Photo during Saya paid a visit to our school

The Struggle Learning in Camp

A student life inside the Refugee camp, Bangladesh is not an easy carrier for all Rohingya students.

When the season is winter, the cold doesn’t allow them to sit for study.

When the season is summer, the heat doesn’t allow them to study as their classrooms turn into a hot hole.

When the season is rainy, the flood blocks their ways of homes to schools and their classrooms become a wet diagram where no free place for a student is to study.

Photo: Anuwar Sadek, captured while students are seeking the way for homes through the flood

The Star, Lost Forever

The Star, Lost Forever

Have you ever befriended the stars?
Among them, I found one
shining, astonishing, beyond all the rest

Each night, it comes quietly
as if to check on me
Among millions, my heart chose that one star
no matter how near or far
Every night, in its light
we seem to fly across the sky

I long to steal its heart
to keep it safe forever
Sometimes it appears sometimes it fades

yet I never want to lose it
I feel beyond this world
whenever I see that radiant star
My heart weeps in silence

when it disappears so softly
Even if the world forgets its glow
my heart never will
I pretend to be indifferent
but deep inside, I want nothing else

when it is near
The world feels empty
when I see it less
I ignore the entire galaxy
one star is enough for me

My heart grows light
whenever it shines at night
And if it is not beside me
I cast the world aside

There is only one fear I carry
that I might lose it in everything
I love it endlessly
though it may sound foolish
My love is pure

yet perhaps it will never be returned
And suddenly,
my life feels lonely.

Note:

Mohammed Junaid, a grade-11 student of Life Destination High School and author of this poem expresses his emotional feelings as one of his favourite friends betraying him because Junaid feels the most struggle financial crisis among the friend cycle.