Report Details Killings and Rape of More Than 1,500 Rohingya by Arakan Army
Mass killings, sexual violence, and forced displacement: New data reveals severe abuses against Rohingya in Buthidaung and Maungdaw
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"Malaysia and its neighbours should lead by saying no: No to efforts to weaken the court, no to treating Min Aung Hlaing’s presidency as a clean slate, and no to Rohingya returns into an active conflict."
— writes Aizat Shamsuddin for #AJOpinion ⤵️ https://t.co/Z5i01ydCtp
In areas of Arakan or Rakhine State controlled by the Arakan Army (AA), Rohingya civilians still face the same travel restrictions previously imposed by the Myanmar military. Even for a short trip to a neighbouring village, Rohingya travellers must secure a travel permit backed by two guarantors. If the traveller fails to return on time, those guarantors face punishment.
Nowadays, the situation for the Ro living in #BTD and across Rakhine State has reached a critical and alarming threshold.
Following the conflict in MM, the nature of oppression against the Ro has evolved,leaving the population caught in a terrifying squeeze btwn the #SAC and #AA
Open Letter: Drop charges against Rohingya human rights defender in Malaysia Mr. Zafar Ahmed Abdul Ghani, President of MERHROM. Civil society worldwide. Founded in 1993, #CIVICUS has over More than 17,000 members from over 175 countries. #UN_HRC#OHCHR
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Rohingya residents in Maungdaw face demands for financial support, labor and young people, alongside warnings of possible forced relocation
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🚨@RestlessBeings warns #Rohingya in Rathedaung, Rakhine State, are in immediate danger. The Arakan Army has ordered all Rohingya to leave by 17 October.
“The international community and Myanmar’s resistance movement must not remain silent or complicit.” – @yasminjullah
Around 2000 #Rohingya have been ordered to leave their homes in Ratheduang, Rakhine state by the Arakan Army.
They are seeking to finish what the Burmese military started. Urgent intervention is needed.
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar#Myanmar#RohingyaGenocide
The Rohingya suffer mightily in places like Bangladesh and Malaysia, but at home in Myanmar -- where reporting is so difficult -- the situation is simply unbearable.
URGENT: We are receiving extremely alarming reports that the #ArakanArmy has ordered #Rohingya villagers in #Rathedaung, #RakhineState, to leave their homes by 17 October.
The genocide did not end in 2017. Our people are being eradicated from Rakhine state. Urgent international intervention is desperately needed to protect Rohingya before there are no Rohingya left in Rakhine state.
Following the pattern seen in Buthidaung on May 17, 2024, the Arakan Army (AA) has ordered the Rohingya villagers of Ah Nauk Pyin (အနောက်ပြင်) village in Rathedaung Township to leave by October 17, 2026. Where are these people supposed to go? Are they being pushed toward the sea or into Bangladesh?
Since the AA took control of northern Arakan, official figures indicate that nearly 150,000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh, while many others have risked their lives at sea.
In the past few days, the AA has also abducted more than 40 Rohingya from Ah Nauk Pyin village.
Breaking News!
According to reports from local villagers, the AA has ordered Rohingya residents of Anoke_Pyin village, Rathedaung to leave their homes by 17 October 2026, warning that those who remain will be arrested.
Source: Local villagers' reports.
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