Raising awareness about the plight of the Rohingya. Advocate for their rights, justice, and a peaceful resolution. Together, we can make a difference. #Rohingya
🚨 Outraged by reports from Rakhine State that the terrorist group AA has brutally detained and murdered innocent Rohingya, particularly targeting educated individuals. While Burmese media reports over 50 killed, ground sources suggest the number is over 100.#HumanRightsAbuse
⚡️Is this America’s greatest ally?
Israeli soldiers and settlers in the West Bank attack AMERICAN protection volunteers.
This is exactly why no one is safe. Israelis will target anyone, and they don’t care about your nationality. Just yesterday, they killed an American activist.
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An AA soldier admits to killing #Rohingya and looting their properties in voice notes to his sister. This shocking confession is yet another reminder of the atrocities committed in Arakan. Where is the international community's outrage? Justice must prevail for ongoing genocide.
Rohingya youth are rising up for their rights! For over 12 years, the OIC-backed ARU has achieved nothing for the community. The Rohingya still suffer with no progress on safety or rights. Now, the youth are taking action, realizing it's time for new leadership #ReformARU
Aug 30/AEN
According to CNN, Rohingya survivors of the massacre in Northern Rakhine State have faced repeated attacks over time,with different groups of perpetrators.Through tears, pain,Hamida recounted her ordeal while praying for her deceased father and her 4-year-old daughter.
CNN article shares the harrowing experiences of Rohingya refugees escaping violence in Myanmar. https://t.co/9t83m02ye9
Hamida, a 22-year-old, fled to a camp in Bangladesh, after being gang-raped by Arakan Army soldiers, who also killed her husband. Report highlights ongoing atrocities, including mass murder, bombings & village burnings. On August 5, around 200 people were killed in drone attacks as they tried to flee Maungdaw. Survivors like Abdul Bashar recount the horror of witnessing their loved ones being brutally killed.
CNN has reported that a Rohingya woman was gang-raped by soldiers from the Arakan Army (AA) while her husband was forced to watch and was later slaughtered.
I know these kinds of incidents happened in Buthidaung, where an AA officer raped several young Rohingya girls.
Once the internet and mobile networks are available in Buthidaung, you will hear many horrific stories, including the massacre of 600 Rohingya -- among them babies, children, women, and the elderly -- in Htan Shauk Khan village, locally known as Hoinya Siri on May 2, 2024. There are many more stories yet to be heard.
Hamida – who asked to only use her first name for fear of reprisals – says seven Arakan Army soldiers gang-raped her during the attack in Myanmar’s western Rakhine state in late July.
“I screamed, so they closed my mouth with their hands,” she says. “They raped me. They beat me with their guns. They kicked me. Still, I can’t move (without) pain.”
During the attack, she says her husband heard her screams and ran into their hut to save her – but he was pinned down and forced to watch.
“They slaughtered my husband after they raped me,” she says. “Four Arakan Army soldiers were holding him down tightly, and one slaughtered him with a big sharp knife.”
https://t.co/uWXhn33l8C
PV founder @khinohmar on the importance of highlighting #Rohingya crisis today amidst the decades-long resistance against the #Myanmar military & of building an inclusive federal democracy.
If you missed it #RohingyaGenocide Remembrance Day panel ⤵️
https://t.co/1eCDXOyOrU