Md Zubair

@nur6348.bsky.social

A Rohingya Human Rights Defender, Researcher,and Reporting in Rohingya crisis.Email: mdjubairkhan309@gmail.com

These were the last words of Alham before he was brutally murdered by kidnappers. This horrific and senseless crime has left deep pain and grief. Those responsible for his murder must be punished and held fully accountable for their actions. Justice must be served for Alham.

Roshid, an associate of the Arakan Army (AA), kìlled a Rohingya man named Ziaur Rahman in Shwe Zar village, Maungdaw, on October 22 at around 2:10 in the afternoon.

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Last week, The New Humanitarian published an article based on eyewitness accounts – supported by HRW’s report and other independent investigations – accusing the Arakan Army of using Rohingya men, women, and children as a source of forced labour. t.co/ZUWcGUAzSE

https://www.thenewhumanitarian.org/news/2025/09/02/arakan-army-denies-rohingya-forced-labour?fbclid=IwdGRjcAMlLaFjbGNrAyUm-mV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEewgVitTw-tt_scey-oLLacZrUekmYs8UNY5dUxmeMH1zw59hieC99ppLBB9...

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On 25 August 2017, the Rohingya people faced one of the darkest days of our lives. We lost everything: our parents, our sisters, our children, and our mothers. Families were torn apart, homes were burned to the ground, and countless innocent lives were taken.

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With mounting and credible evidence, it is becoming undeniably clear that the Arakan Army (AA) is responsible for a second wave of genocide against the Rohingya people.

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A Rohingya man from an IDP camp in Pauktaw was allegedly detained with accusation of theft by AA last week. Yesterday, camp leader was informed that he escaped from detention and today his dead body was found near the beach of IDP camp.

A Rohingya man, also 62, said he was displaced with his wife and two children five times over the past year. “Life during this time has been incredibly difficult,” he said. “Travel between villages was restricted, requiring permits that were rarely given. www.hrw.org/news/2025/07...

Myanmar: Arakan Army Oppresses Rohingya Muslims

The Arakan Army, an ethnic armed group in Myanmar’s western Rakhine State, has imposed severe restrictions and committed grave abuses against the ethnic Rohingya population.

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From U Chao Cha village in northern Maungdaw Township, Rakhine State ANP - 25 February 2025 Three Rohingya youths were abducted by the Arakan Army (AA) for more than two months, and their skulls and bones were found by locals today, 25 February.

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Rohingya residents of Paan Zee Hamlet,Badaga village (northern Buthidaung), were forcibly ordered by Arakan Army on Feb 16 to stay in a paddy field west of Paan Zee market during the day.They are evicted daily and only allowed to return home at 7 PM.There are about 500 families.

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On Feb 6 at 4:00 PM in the evening,a landmine explosion occurred Shwe Zar Maungdaw.Three Rohingya,including a young child,were injured in the blast.The victims have been identified as Nur,Shahey and Kyaw.This incident highlights the ongoing danger faced by Rohingya due to landmine in the village.

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