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[Mohammed Zonaid @MohammedZonaid8]

War Crimes of the Arakan Army: An Account of the #Rohingya Genocide

This account has been meticulously compiled from publicly available sources, including publications by the Arakan Army, Rohingya organizations, and human rights agencies. Yet, these sources likely only scratch the surface of a much grimmer and largely undocumented reality.

The scale of suffering and injustice inflicted upon the Rohingya community demands urgent attention. To uncover the full extent of these atrocities, it is crucial for human rights organizations, independent news agencies, and UN investigative teams to gain unrestricted access to the affected regions. Only through ground-level investigations can the complete truth be uncovered, ensuring that victims receive the justice they deserve and holding the perpetrators accountable for their crimes.

This is not merely about recording history. It is about restoring the dignity of a people whose voices have been systematically silenced. The world must stand in solidarity with the Rohingya and amplify their cries for justice and accountability.

As a Rohingya, I call upon the global community to act. Share their stories. Demand action. And let justice prevail.

🔗 Read more: https://t.co/RyZxQlv8zX

#RohingyaGenocide #HumanRights #WarCrimes #Accountability #JusticeForRohingya

[Ro Nay San Lwin @nslwin]

Will Myanmar’s junta chief face justice for crimes against Rohingya?

https://t.co/tj633zDd8Q

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[John Quinley III @john_hq3]

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@tunkhin80, a Rohingya human rights defender and president of @brouklondon will be in Bangkok to speak about his work. Please join us on Dec 11 @TheFortSpace.

[Shafiur Rahman @shafiur]

IIMM reacts to ICC Prosecutor's request for an arrest warrant against Myanmar dictator Min Aung Hlaing.

In Rohingya language.

[Wai Wai Nu @waiwainu]

Thank you #Slovenia for your intervention in the #ICJ case on #Rohingya genocide. From my & @WomensPeaceNW's advocacy, we know firsthand that @SLOtoUN, a #UNSC member, is a strong supporter of justice, accountability, and rule of law in #Myanmar. More countries must follow suit.

[Shafiur Rahman @shafiur]

Slovenia applied for intervention against Myanmar on Wednesday in an International Court of Justice casethat accuses Myanmar of genocide against its Rohingya population.

https://t.co/QmxoeL78O3

[Mohammed Zonaid @MohammedZonaid8]

War Crimes of the Arakan Army: An Account of Rohingya Genocide

https://t.co/ONBzz0xUPT

[Ro Nay San Lwin @nslwin]

War Crimes of the Arakan Army: An Account of Rohingya Genocide

https://t.co/5MeNWO7V3f

[Shafiur Rahman @shafiur]

Bangladesh’s treatment of new arrivals betrays the principle of non-refoulement and basic humanity.
https://t.co/R2FPyWdMnh
Rohingya fleeing Myanmar's violence arrive in Bangladesh only to face neglect and misery. Overcrowded camps force them to share dwindling rations and live without shelter, water, or sanitation. Children under five are malnourished, families fear exploitation, and women and girls face heightened risks of abuse. MSF reports refugees are too terrified to seek help. They live in constant fear of being forcibly returned to the atrocities they fled in Myanmar. War-wounded and traumatised, their plight is compounded by delayed registration and a humanitarian response starved of resources.

[Myanmar Now @Myanmar_Now_Eng]

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[CIJ_ICJ @CIJ_ICJ]

PRESS RELEASE: Slovenia, invoking Article 63 of the #ICJ Statute, filed a declaration of intervention in the case #TheGambia v. #Myanmar: 7 States intervening.
https://t.co/rfnJIQRWDr

[Mohammed Zonaid @MohammedZonaid8]

PRESS RELEASE from ICJ on Slovenia, invoking Article 63 of the #ICJ Statute, filed a declaration of intervention in the case #TheGambia v. #Myanmar: Seven States are intervening."

More details;
https://t.co/4RzI67OI8F

https://t.co/shkTl6FMFi

[Mohammed Zonaid @MohammedZonaid8]

Crazy celebration after a football match in the Rohingya refugee camp, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.

#Rohingya #Football #Celebration #CoxsBazar #Unity #RefugeeLife #HopeAndResilience

[Mohammed Zonaid @MohammedZonaid8]

Trailblazer Nuclear Physicist: Dr. Tin Maung’s Remarkable Journey from Burma to the United States

San Diego, California – Dr. Tin Maung, a trailblazing nuclear physicist and a prominent figure in Myanmar’s scientific history, is being celebrated in a recent publication by Ek Khaale/Greg Constantine titled ��The Nuclear Physicist, The Story of Dr. Tin Maung.” Dr. Tin Maung’s extraordinary journey, from his roots in Buthidaung, northern Arakan, Burma, to achieving groundbreaking research in the United States, is a testament to his brilliance and resilience.

Born on June 12, 1935, under the name Abul Hussein, Dr. Tin Maung endured the hardships of WWII, including fleeing his hometown multiple times during the Japanese occupation. A bright student, he later attended Rangoon University before earning a scholarship to study physics and nuclear science at the prestigious University of California, Berkeley.

In Berkeley, Dr. Tin Maung conducted pivotal research under the guidance of renowned physicists, including Nobel laureate Owen Chamberlin. In 1963, he completed his PhD with a thesis on the interactions of K− mesons on nucleons, work supported by the US Atomic Energy Commission.

During his time in California, he met and married Ellen Manpearl, a Jewish American student at Berkeley. They began their family before returning to Burma in 1963. However, the political upheaval following General Ne Win’s military coup forced Dr. Tin Maung to flee the country for his safety. He sought asylum in the United States, reuniting with his family and continuing his scientific pursuits.

Dr. Tin Maung’s career flourished in the United States. He contributed to cutting-edge research at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and later taught at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). His work extended to classified projects with Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), including efforts related to nuclear submarines, the Space Shuttle, and the aftermath of the Three Mile Island nuclear accident.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Dr. Tin Maung was known for his passion for sports, especially badminton and soccer. He became a respected soccer referee, leaving an indelible mark on the sport across the United States.

Dr. Tin Maung passed away unexpectedly on October 28, 1991, at the age of 56, while playing badminton. He was laid to rest in the Muslim Section of Mount Hope Cemetery in San Diego.

The publication by Ek Khaale sheds light on Dr. Tin Maung’s inspiring story, highlighting his contributions to nuclear science and his enduring legacy as a pioneering #Rohingya scientist.

More,

https://t.co/bSNxI9aAdf

[Mohammed Dullah @romddullah]

Dr. Tin Maung, a #Rohingya nuclear physicist born in Buthidaung, contributed to nuclear science globally. His work with US AEC & IAEA highlights how Rohingya have shaped #Myanmar’s history—showing Rohingya are an integral part of Myanmar's story.

Source: https://t.co/qwK8GNAhGu

[Maung Sawyeddollah @M_Sawyed]

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[Mohammed Zonaid @MohammedZonaid8]

South Korea president declares emergency martial law, sending shockwaves across country
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[Ro Nay San Lwin @nslwin]

Nay San Lwin, co-founder of the Free Rohingya Coalition, told Anadolu that Arakan Muslims (Rohingya), long persecuted by Myanmar's military, are now facing new threats from the Arakan Army.

https://t.co/FmIDMQUpS5

[Mohammed Zonaid @MohammedZonaid8]

South Korea president backs down from martial law order after MPs vote to block it

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