Let’s be clear: the #RohingyaGenocide has not ended.
The #MyanmarMilitary is still committing genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
Just a few days ago, the UN stated that it is not safe for #Rohingya to return.
Their latest report shows what Rohingya are facing in #Rakhine State. The #ArakanArmy is also responsible for “killings, disappearances, sexual violence, forced displacement, forced recruitment, and forced labour” against Rohingya.
The report describes how, after one massacre, a Rohingya child was forced to gather the skulls and bones left behind.
This is the reality these Rohingya would be sent back to.
https://t.co/Xk0maHpnn0
Dr. Maung Zarni’s latest piece
On 6 August, my fellow co-founder Ro Nay San Lwin of the Free Rohingya Coalition alerted the world of rights activists, journalists and government officials to the video evidence of the Arakan Army’s latest genocidal slaughter of over 200 Rohingya children, men and women in his native northern Rakhine state. Neither Myanmar’s anti-military National Unity Government (on Zoom) nor any Ethnic Armed or Resistance Organisation have spoken out.
Not a single Myanmar language media outlet has covered this atrocity crime. Apparently, an anti-resistance group fighting for their own ethnic group’s freedom is committing atrocity crimes against Myanmar’s defenseless genocide survivor community of Rohingya is not deemed newsworthy to Myanmar journalists.
https://t.co/oQGWGYcXY1
@dhruvrahtee A Rohingya woman, believed to be a student of University of Sittwe, was found washed ashore in Bangladesh. Her and her family's documents & the certificates proved that she's a displaced Rohingya women and a university student.