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Mizzima On 28 July, Human Rights Watch reported serious abuses by the Arakan Army against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, including movement restrictions, forced labor, and arbitrary arrests. The text of HRW’s statement continues below. (confirmed by 4 sources) [1]
Mizzima On 23 December, 31 Rohingya organizations released a joint statement requesting that the Arakan Army (AA) promote justice, equality, peaceful coexistence, and inclusive governance in Arakan State. The statement is as follows. [2]
YANGON — Myanmar Army soldiers reportedly raided a house in Kachin State’s Hpakant on Tuesday and detained three men they claimed were insurgents extorting money for the Arakan Army. [3]
RANGOON — A spokesperson for the Arakan Army on Monday acknowledged that weapons recently seized by authorities in Rangoon and in Arakan State belonged to the armed group, but denied allegations of involvement in narcotics. [4]
AFP The Arakan Army (AA) said on Friday its members beheaded two prisoners in a rare admission of deadly violence as it fights the ruling junta to maintain control of Myanmar’s western borderlands. [7]
Mizzima On 28 July, Human Rights Watch reported serious abuses by the Arakan Army against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, including movement restrictions, forced labor, and arbitrary arrests. The text of HRW’s statement continues below.
Mizzima On 23 December, 31 Rohingya organizations released a joint statement requesting that the Arakan Army (AA) promote justice, equality, peaceful coexistence, and inclusive governance in Arakan State. The statement is as follows.
YANGON — Myanmar Army soldiers reportedly raided a house in Kachin State’s Hpakant on Tuesday and detained three men they claimed were insurgents extorting money for the Arakan Army.
RANGOON — A spokesperson for the Arakan Army on Monday acknowledged that weapons recently seized by authorities in Rangoon and in Arakan State belonged to the armed group, but denied allegations of involvement in narcotics.
AFP The Arakan Army (AA) said on Friday its members beheaded two prisoners in a rare admission of deadly violence as it fights the ruling junta to maintain control of Myanmar’s western borderlands.
RANGOON — Fighting broke out on Sunday between government troops and the Arakan Army in western Burma, in what is believed to be the first time in a decade that ethnic Arakanese armed rebels in the region have come to blows with the Burma Army.
Mizzima The Arakan Army issued a statement on 2 June responding to the Byine Phyu Village massacre in Sittwe Township where at least 76 villagers were killed by junta forces on 29 May.
Mizzima The Arakan Army (AA) issued a statement accusing the Myanmar Army of attacking civilians and inciting inter-ethnic violence whilst denying reports saying that the AA is doing the same.