Mayyu Ali, Rohingya

Poet and Humanitarian Activist

Mayyu Ali is a young Rohingya poet, writer, and humanitarian activist who runs the Youth Empowerment Centre in the refugee camp at Cox’s Bazaar. He has written many poems and articles, mostly for rohingyablogger.com. His articles have also featured in Al Jazeera, Dhaka Tribune, and on CNN.

He published the collection The Blossom, including some of his early poems, and distributed them around the camps. His poems have appeared in Modern Poetry in Translation (special feature on Rohingya poetry) as well as the Best English and Light of English magazines in Myanmar. H

is poems will appear in a pamphlet of Rohingya poetry and folk songs published by Arc Publications in July 2019.

His most recent poetry collection is called "Exile: Between Genocide and Me"

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Terracotta Pot

20 October 2025

Mayyu Ali, Rohingya

Poet and Humanitarian Activist

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