Rohingyas and Kachin are indigenous people of Burma facing genocide and crimes against humanity.

1,100,000
Rohingyas forced to flee to Bangladesh

​129,000
In concentration camps since 2012

52%
Women interviewed by the UN were raped
1.1 million Rohingyas were forced to flee to neighboring Bangladesh. 129,000 of them have been in a concentration camps since 2012. The UN says that 52% of all women they interviewed were raped by the Burmese military. Rohingyas were alway citizens but in 1982 the military took away their citizenship causing an official apartheid type situation which led to their genocide.

About Us

 BTF is a coalition of numerous organizations, with the aim of ending the Rohingya genocide and returning citizenship to the stateless.

Our Work 

Burma Task Force organizes campaigns, call-in-days, projects, demonstrations and other events that have produced many successful results.

Get Involved

We hope and pray, with your time and talent, we will free the Rohingya from this Genocide, God-Willing! Please sign up today to do your bit.

The Gambia's Justice Minister Abubacarr Tambadou speaking at Burma Task Force Event

Latest Action Alerts:

  1. Ask the Prime Minister to Defend the Rohingya from Brutal Myanmar Military
  2. Ask Canadian Lawmakers to Remind the Prime Minister of Canada's International Responsibility to Prevent Persecution and Genocide of Ethnic Minorities​

Latest Statements:

  1. Burma Task Force Welcomes Canada Sanctions Against Repressive Burmese Generals​
  2. Burma Task Force Stands Against Myanmar Militar's Illegal Take Over​​

Latest Press Release:

Burma Task Force Joins Coalition Against 150 Rohingya Deported from Jammu

Latest Report:

Let Rohingya Learn: Confronting the Need for Rohingya Education​​

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