The Arakan Army's labeling of Rohingya as 'Bengali' fuels hatred & justifies their brutality. Their treatment of Rohingya is eerily similar to the Burmese military's crimes. Twan Mrat Naing disregards international law with impunity. True liberation requires respect for all ethnicities

Today, NUG’s statement in regard to situation in Northern Rakhine failing to even name the oppressor of Rohingya makes clearer where their political interest, allegiance and policy lies.

Both Rakhine and Rohingya know that they must coexist in harmony, otherwise there would be no peace. Years of struggle and sacrifice for Peace and self determination will only burn to ashes.

A time to talk and coexist: An open letter to Arakan Army chief myanmar-now.org/en/news/a-time…

Informative but largely fails to mention hate speeches and deliberate hateful targeted propaganda by AA including TMN and their affiliates. AA’s deliberate attempts of hate makes it clear who are behind the violence. A lesson that’s repeatedly taught by terror in Myanmar

Raised as a resistance group, ended up as terror.

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This weekend, Rohingya remaining in Buthidaung township, Rakhine state, have been being targeted with coordinated killings, large-scale arson attacks and shelling, beginning on 17 May. Credible sources cite Arakan Army soldiers as committing the attacks.

What is the point in finally freeing your people and your nation from military rule if you do it in a way that means you end your days in a prison cell in Scheveningen in The Hague? Twan Mrat Naing

Comment by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk on violence in #Myanmar ’s Rakhine State ohchr.org/en/statements-… Prashant Bhushan Amnesty International South Asia, Regional Office @amnesty Human Rights Watch Lee Yu Kyung 이유경 Al Jazeera English Ali Kabir Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Fortify Rights Bob Rae Human Rights Center United Nations Geneva Ali Johar (မောင်သိန်းရွှေ) American Jewish World Service (AJWS)

The ICJ provisional measures applies to all the parties including arm groups in Myanmar. And the international humanitarian law too.

The Arakan Army – it ain’t freaking genocide; By portraying these Rohingya groups as Muslim extremists, AA aims to validate its approach.
It was not always so. In fact since 2017, the AA have had from time to time relations with all Ro armed groups….
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By promoting hate and adopting the similar techniques of propaganda and denial of facts against the genocide victims Rohingyas community, Arkan Army and it’s affiliates ULA are only revealing their true face that they’re nowhere different than the Myanmar’s junta.

Unfortunately, yes. They would still fall into this trap as they did for Suu Kyi.

This statement says it all. It’s a clear repetition of what the junta has done to Rohingya, from the beginning again. A second wave of genocide. With those falling into AA’s trap as complicit.

The more AA gest control of Arakan they more they reveal their true face. I remember Shwe Maung once staying, junta started the Rohingya genocide but the actual genocide of Rohingya will be complicated by AA and it’s affiliates Rakhine extremists.

“The alarm bells are ringing, and we must not allow there to be a repeat of the past.

- United Nations Human Rights Chief Volker Türk

The system of domination is founded on depriving nations of their true Identity.

Rohingya Resilience: A Story of Hope | Muhammad Noor youtu.be/OOWuhcsRV7A?si… via YouTube
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The more Rakhine Rebel AA gets control the more they reveal their true face similar to Junta in treating Rohingyas. Denial of Rohingya identity, religious propaganda, otherisation. International community is repeating the same mistak by entrusting AA as they did with Suu Kyi.

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“As the Arakan Army gains control over more territory in Rakhine State, it should acknowledge the rights of Rohingya and protect the rights of all civilians,” said Pavani Nagaraja Bhat. “The should also urgently end the mass detention of Rohingya……” fortifyrights.org/mya-inv-2024-0…

“I can’t speak but my photos do. I take pictures of the elderly – how they spend their days – and of how we suffer in our daily lives here,” says 15-year-old Khan. He is deaf and mute but is able to speak through his art and photography.

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