Arakan Magazine

In This Issue: 

• Human Trafficking of Rohingyas: A Financial Boon and a Tool for Ethnic Cleansing in Arakan
• Women, Peace, and Security Agenda
• Cautious Optimism Marked by Concern at New Bangladesh Diplomacy
• China calls the shots in Shan, less so in Arakan
• Myanmar Changes, But Rohingya Genocide Continues As Usual
• Arakan Army’s Atrocities Spark Mass Rohingya Exodus: Reports KPN
• Desperate Journeys: The Perilous Smuggling of Rohingya Refugees
• Press Release: ARNA Welcomes Adoption of the Third Committee Resolution on Rohingya Rights

In This Issue: 

• Severe Food Shortage Catastrophe Approaching in Rakhine
• ARNO Chairman Nurul Islam joins National Dialogue on Rohingya in Bangladesh
• Rohingya Widows Lead the Way
• ARNO welcomes appointment of Julie Bishop as Special Envoy to Myanmar
• A new hope: Bangladesh High Representative urges safe and dignified Rohingya return
• ICC seeks arrest warrant for Myanmar junta leader
• Press Release: ARNA Welcomes ICC Prosecutor’s Application for Arrest Warrant Against Min Aung Hlaing
• Press Release: Heartfelt Congratulations on the Appointment of Khalilur Rahman

In This Issue: 

• Forced Conscription of Rohingyas : A Barrier to Peace in Myanmar’s Quest for Democratic Federalism
• In conversation with Dr. Kawser Ahmed
• American Bar Association Advocates for Rohingya Cause
• A Voice of Courage: Razia Sultana’s Fight for Rohingya Women
• ARNA’s Recent Advocacy Activities
• Press Release: APHR Urges Indonesia to Act Swiftly to Protect Stranded Rohingya Refugees
• Press Release: Urgent Statement on the Rohingya Crisis and the Need for Regional Protection

In This Issue: 

• The Rohingya Genocide : A prolonged Crisis Unaddressed by Regional and International Communities
• Rohingya Genocide Victim Women and Children: Severely Traumatized and Facing Catastrophic Consequences
• In Conversation with Dr. Melanie O’ Brien
• Maung Ni Massacre: Arakan Army Drone and Mortar Strikes Kill 36 Rohingya Civilians
• 150 Rohingya Dead in Myanmar: Arakan Army Held Responsible for Devastating Drone Strike
• Rohingya Relocation Sparks Concerns: Arakan Army’s Role in Changing Rakhine’s Demographic Landscape
• Press Release: ARNA Condemn Aerial Attacks on Rohingya Communities in Maungdaw Township, Rakhine State​​​
• Press Release: ARNO condemns Aerial Assault on Rohingya by Arakan Army

In This Issue: 

• Voices Silenced: The Rohingya’s Struggle for Recognition and Participation in Myanmar’s Federal Politics
• Traditional Homeland of Rohingya
• The Need for an Independent Justice Mechanism for Myanmar
• Rohingya Women: A Beacon of Hope
• ARNO participates in Global Justice in Conversation: A Closer Look at the Role and Impact of International Courts and Tribunals
• Press Release: CNS Statement on Violence in Burma
• Press Release: ARNA Extends Gratitude to the United States Congress

In This Issue: 

• Editorial: Acknowledging History, Building Peace: The Case for Recognizing Rohingya Ethnicity
• Children in Armed Conflict- What are their rights and how can the international community protect them?
• Village Tracts of northern Rakhine State
• The situation in Myanmar: Is Bangladesh missing an opportunity?
• Unsettling settlements: ‘half a million’ Rohingyas in remote villages isolated from mainstream Rohingya society
• A short chronological summary of the events that took place in May 2024 in Myanmar’s Rakhine State affecting the Rohingya people
• ARNA Press Release: AA following footsteps of Junta, Rohingyas fear another genocide
• Joint Statement: Rohingya Facing Existential Threat In Arakan

In This Issue: 

• Editorial: Paths to Peace: Fostering Coexistence between Rohingya and Rakhine Communities in Myanmar
• The Rohingya and Facebook: Upside Down, Inside Out
• Forced Conscription of Rohingya in the Arakan
• The SAC’s dangerous stoking of the ethnic tinderbox of Arakan
• At least 23 Rohingya Muslims including infant children killed in Myanmar Junta airstrikes on Minbya village
• Lies follow lies as Rohingyas rounded up for military service
• ARNO Press Releases: Time for unity; the military and their collaborators should belong in the ash heap of history
• ARNA Press Releases: Rohingya remain steadfast against military junta
• ARNA Press Releases: A message from the Rohingya people to mark Bangladesh’s Independence Day

In This Issue: 

• Editorial: The Rohingya Genocide: A Call for Justice and Recognition
• From Never Again to Yet Again: The Rohingya Genocide
• Myanmar Military’s plans to divide and conquer in Arakan
• Soldiers flee to Bangladesh along the same route they chased away Rohingya Muslims in 2017
• More than a hundred were kidnapped in Buthidaung, similar fears in Kyaukphu IDP camp
• Rohingyas need their eyes, ears and common sense to escape permanent refugee life.
• Press Release: NSU holds a Colloquium on “The Current Crisis of Myanmar and Its Impact on Neighboring Region”
• ARNA Press Release: United we stand, divided we fall
• ARNO Press Release: ARNO condemns violence in the Arakan state as fighting between the Myanmar Military and AA continues

In This Issue:

• Editorial: Echoes of Desperation: Addressing the Rohingya Crisis and the Global Call for Action
• Hate Campaign: Plight of the Displaced Rohingya in Aceh
• Tatmadaw Assault Ravages Rohingya Settlement: Catastrophic Fatalities Feared
• Rohingyas were arrested for not collaborating with Tatmadaw against the Arakan Army
• Elite Bangladesh Police Apprehend Three ARSA-Linked Gang Members Near Refugee Camp
• ARSA Kills another Rohingya Community Leader in Balu Khali
• Blaze Engulfs a Thousand Shelters in Kutupalong, Leaving Thousands Shelter-less.
• Press Release: Support Needed for Victims of January 7th Fires in Refugee Camp 5
• ARNO requests coordinated efforts to stop hate speech and disinformation