"AA troops came into downtown, forced the people to leave their homes and started torching houses," Nay San Lwin, co-founder of the Free Rohingya Coalition advocacy group told Reuters, based on what he said were eyewitness accounts. "While the town was burning, I spoke with several people I have known and trusted for years. They all testified that the arson attack was done by the AA." reuters.com/world/asia-pacif…

The Genocide General belongs on trial, not on a red carpet. Min Aung Hlaing is wanted under an arrest warrant for genocide and crimes against humanity. Malaysia can still change course: @anwaribrahim should arrest #MinAungHlaing, not host him. brouk.org.uk/malaysia-implem…

We are pleased to launch the Rohingya Research Foundation: rohingyaresearch.org/ RRF is a Rohingya platform for history, culture, research, policy, and archives. Explore: History, Culture, Library, Publications!

Rohingya in Myanmar are being herded into camps while their villages + farmland are destroyed Our visual investigation shows how their villages have disappeared since 2024, replaced with settlements for other ethnic groups + military infrastructure theguardian.com/global-devel…

'Anwar Ibrahim is making a deal with the devil. Refugees’ lives are being used as currency in a deal with the same military responsible for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.' @tunkhin80 BROUK's Media Statement: brouk.org.uk/brouk-malaysia-…

“The genocide has never stopped. Sending Rohingya back to this is not repatriation,” Nay San Lwin, cochair of the Arakan Rohingya National Council (ARNC), a group representing the Rohingya, told Al Jazeera. “It is sending people back to a killing field. We call on Malaysia to halt all returns of Rohingya to Myanmar until it is safe.” He argued that Malaysia’s decision to send refugees back to Myanmar came at a time when intense fighting was taking place between the army and rebel groups, including the Arakan Army. “The Myanmar military has lost control of much of the Rohingya homeland, and its fighting with the Arakan Army is still ongoing, with Rohingya caught in the middle. Both the military and the Arakan Army are committing atrocities against the Rohingya,” he said. aje.news/rded9f

At the 81st UNGA High-Level Side Event on the Rohingya crisis (23 Sept, UN HQ), Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman proposed 5 measures for a durable solution and noted serious violations by both the Myanmar military & the Arakan Army in Rakhine. ARNC Secretaries Mohammed Noor & Shaukhat Ali participated.

More than 1.2 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh face worsening conditions as funding cuts put food and essential services under pressure. Aid agencies warn a funding shortfall by November could bring further ration cuts. Al Jazeera’s Tanvir Chowdhury reports.

“Just because they are stateless, just because they are Rohingya, just because they are refugees, that does not give anyone the right to dehumanise them,” -- Preacher Firdaus Wong freemalaysiatoday.com/catego…

Al Jazeera investigates allegations that Myanmar’s Arakan Army is involved in trafficking Rohingya, including children, with survivors reporting abduction, extortion and sexual violence.

Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar have demanded justice and the right to return to their homes, on the ninth anniversary of the genocide perpetrated against them in Myanmar. So what action has the world taken, and is there any resolution in sight? aje.news/8kaq6x

“The nine-year commemoration must spark immediate action, not just statements. All supporters and allies must unite to pressure the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army to end violence against the Rohingya and establish safe conditions for survivors to return home,” — my comment in @AJEnglish aljazeera.com/news/2026/8/25…

9 years after the Myanmar military launched a campaign of #genocide against #Rohingya, not one official has been held accountable. Today, 70 orgs, including @FortifyRights, urge govts to support refugees and advance int'l justice. Justice cannot wait. fortifyrights.org/mya-inv-20…

9 years of refugee life. 9 years searching for justice. On this 9th Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day, we honour those we lost and demand safe, dignified conditions for survivors to return to our homeland with full rights, citizenship, and international accountability.

Dr. Maung Zarni | Burmese Author & Human Rights Activist | Free Rohingya Coalition (@FreeRoCoalition): Even Myanmar's strongest supporter, China - and to a degree India - grew worried about the junta collapsing. Neither wanted a Balkans or Syria scenario on their doorstep. Both share over 1,000 miles of border with Myanmar. China stepped in. Russia had always backed the military - 25 years of technological & military cooperation. India followed its own strategic calculus. The result: a weakened military regime backed unconditionally by three major global powers - China, India & Russia. The regime is willing to kill its way back to survival. While for the democratic opposition, the situation is looking increasingly dire.

With little hope of returning to Myanmar or building a future in Bangladesh, Rohingya refugees continue to risk death at sea in search of safety

Two years ago today, on August 5 and 6, 2024, the #ArakanArmy (AA) massacred Rohingya civilians as they fled armed conflict in Maungdaw Township, #Rakhine State. @FortifyRights reiterates our call for the international accountability mechanisms to investigate the AA's attacks on #Rohingya civilians and hold AA commanders criminally accountable. fortifyrights.org/mya-inv-20…

Malaysia will not repatriate Rohingya refugees to Myanmar if they risk persecution or threats to their lives, said government spokesperson Fahmi Fadzil. He said Wisma Putra and the Home Ministry are still reviewing repatriation criteria with Myanmar’s government before any action is taken. 🧵1

Former Malaysian FM Dato’ Sri Saifuddin calls on the Anwar Government to address rising concerns regarding the refoulment of Rohingya refugees from Malaysia to Myanmar (ruled by the genocidal military) forsea.co/dato-sri-saifuddin…

Malaysian police have detained more than 100 Rohingya refugees and asylum seekers who were seeking help from the UN after they were evicted from their homes. A rise in online hate speech and misinformation has led to more harassment of the group in Malaysia.

Malaysia detains over 100 Rohingya refugees seeking shelter at UNHCR reut.rs/3Tpim1R reut.rs/3Tpim1R