The Army Headquarters (HQ) has formed a high-level probe committee to investigate the raping of a teenage #Rohingya girl by army troopers at the Nayapara refugee camp of Cox's Bazar. https://t.co/euZRyGN7Kd
"Medical examinations have confirmed that she was raped. But hospital authorities didn't issue a report to us even though we requested it," says Mohammad Osman, an elder brother of the 12-year-old #Rohingya girl.
https://t.co/bGEQU5th3I
Bhasan Char may not be as bad as an internment camp in Myanmar, but it is still a serious downgrade for the refugees’ safety and future prospects. -- @AzeemIbrahim writes. #Rohingya#Bangladesh https://t.co/agtd8xeS7b
"We request #Bangladesh to allocate land as we did for Syrian refugees in Turkey, which are the best camps in the world," @MevlutCavusoglu said. #Rohingya https://t.co/tJIcymwuWs
Heartbreaking footage of Uyghur Muslim children in a Chinese orphanage crying for their parents who've been forcibly detained in one of China's concentration camps.
via Spotlight Humanity.
Let us start by calling a spade, a spade. What happened in the Rakhine State is genocide. What took place were mass killings, systematic rape and other gross violations of human rights. This resulted in Rohingyas fleeing the country en masse. Most ended up in Cox’s Bazar.
Dr Mahathir said what happened in the Rakhine State is genocide.
“What took place were mass killings, systematic rape and other gross violations of human rights,” he said.
https://t.co/7s1qzhPS9o
#Malaysia PM Mahathir on what happened to #Rohingya: “Let’s start by calling a spade, a spade. What happened in the #Rakhine state is #genocide. What took place were mass killings, systematic rape & other gross violations of human rights” @chedetofficial https://t.co/tTnCHr8AgO