On 11th November 2024, 81 Rohingya, including 31 children, were detained at the Alikadam border in Bandarban, Bangladesh. Fleeing violence in Myanmar, they paid brokers to seek refuge, but authorities now plan to push them back.
Lives of the Rohingya are worse now than during the 2017 conflict. They cannot move anywhere to save their lives. They are stuck amidst attacks, getting killed and injured every day. There is no food, medical care, or safety for them. They are all being used as shields. #Myanmar
According to locals, over a hundred #Rohingya were killed and many injured by Arakan Army’s drone strikes near Naf River today, Aug 6, 2024. These people were fleeing from downtown Maungdaw to avoid #AA’s drone strikes.
Rohingya in #Rakhine r facing #secondwaveofgenocide
Tens of thousands of #Rohingyas from Maungni Village, #Kanyintan, and Myo Maa Taung are flocking to Ali Village and Fezi Village. Reports indicate that they are planning to flee to #Bangladesh today, August 6, 2024.
#secondwaveofgenocide
45 Rohingya were killed and 4 were seriously injured in a drone attack by #AA again on 6th of August. These Rohingya were killed and injured while they were embarking for Bangladesh. AA attacked them with drones and rockets, causing the boats to sink and resulting in #fatalities.
Some women appeared to be mentally disordered, surrounded by both living and dead bodies. The life of Rohingya people in Maungdaw is indeed unbearably difficult. The persistent hardships, lack of security, and daily struggles severely affect their mental well-being. #SaveRohingya
Enduring the brutal crossfire between Arakan Army and the Myanmar junta, the Rohingya face relentless heavy artillery, warplane bombings, and drone strikes. On August 7, 2024, at around 6 PM, the BGB 2nd Battalion in Teknaf arrested many Rohingya who had crossed into Bangladesh.
Naf River is soon to be filled with deaths and blood of Rohingya people. The continuous crimes against humanity committed by Arakan Army force Rohingya to seek safety in Bangladesh, while countless others are killed and die in the sea. Is d international community just watching?
Tragic: The #death toll has risen to 31 after two boats carrying Rohingya refugees capsized in the Bay of Bengal. The #world must not stay silent. The #Arakan#Army has committed genocide against the #Rohingya. Immediate action is required to ensure their #safety and #protection.
A boat carrying about 20 Rohingya left beach near Fezi vill in Maungdaw just half an hour ago, heading to 🇧🇩 for safety and protection.
However, #AA attacked with drones, causing the boat to sink.
Only two youths survived; all others died. All victims were from Myoma Kayin Dan.
Thousands of Rohingya from different villages have gathered on the beach on western side of Fezi village, seeking a way to flee to 🇧🇩 for safety and protection.
While they were gathering there with hope of fleeing to 🇧🇩, AA sent dozens of drones and attacked Rohingya civilians.
150 #Rohingya genocide survivors who fled to Bangladesh to save their life in Teknaf have been #arrested by #BGP of #Bangladesh at Jadi Murah near Camp-27.
150 #Rohingya genocide survivors who fled to Bangladesh to save their life in Teknaf have been #arrested by #BGP of #Bangladesh at Jadi Murah near Camp-27.
On July 12th, at 3:30 pm, #AA fired artillery towards the Rohingya village of Ka Yin Dan in #Maungdaw Township. The attack resulted in the #death of a 24-year-old #Rohingya man, who was a second-year university student. Furthermore, four young men and one young girl were injured.
At around 10:30 PM on July 10, 2024, AA fired a minimum of 11 #artillery shells at #Rohingya villages in #Maungdaw Township. This attack resulted in the immediate #death of two young Rohingya men in their early 20s in Feyazi villages, and left several others with minor #injuries.