I spoke to James Menendez of BBC World Service Newshour programme concerning my findings about the Myanmar army and its preplanning for the Tula Toli massacre.
I spoke to James Menendez of BBC World Service Newshour programme concerning my findings about the Myanmar army and its preplanning for the Tula Toli massacre.
The Myanmar National Unity Government's response to arrest warrants for Aung San Suu Kyi by the Argentine court and others attempts to rewrite history and undermines justice for the Rohingya.
How Dil Mohammed, a former smuggler and military informant, has become a dominant force in Bangladesh's Rohingya refugee camps, coercing families into providing fighters
The Last Rohingya Enclave in Myanmar is Emptying
Thousands of Rohingya have been forcibly displaced from Maungdaw by the Arakan Army, facing starvation, violence, and forced recruitment. Read about their struggle for survival and escape.
Bangladesh’s Missteps and Missed Opportunities
Bangladesh’s restrictive policies and impractical repatriation goals are deepening the Rohingya crisis, creating instability and despair. Read an analysis of how these actions impact the Rohingya and the region.
The Human Cost of Military Coercion on the Rohingya
Abul Kalam, a young Rohingya man, shares his harrowing experience of forced recruitment into the Myanmar military. His story exposes the junta’s brutal tactics, the discrimination faced by Rohingya recruits, and the devastating impact of conflict on his family and community.