Women protest Rohingya genocide and rape outside Unilever HQ, call for disinvestment from Burma
About 30 women from various organizations gathered in front of the Unilever Head Office in London calling on the company to disinvest from Burma because of genocide and rape of the Rohingya on March 8, 2018 – International Women’s Day....
Press release: Justice and protection for Rohingya women and girls – in support of call for Unilever to disinvest from Myanmar
International Women’s Day, 8 March 2018, London Justice and protection for Rohingya women and girls – in support of call for Unilever to disinvest from Myanmar Statement by Black Women’s Rape Action Project & Women Against Rape We strongly condemn the ethnic cleansing, widespread torture, killings and systematic rape...
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Refugee testimonies contradict Burmese government version of the August 25 “terrorist attacks”
An investigative analysis by Kaladan Press Network Since the start of the ongoing large-scale “clearance” operation against the Rohingya population by Burmese security forces, the Burmese government’s Information Committee and state media have consistently reported that the operation is a response to over 30 coordinated “extremist terrorist” attacks against...
Rape victims speak out in front of media groups in Maungdaw north
Three raped Rohingya women spoke out in front of foreign and local journalists and demanded they were on March 31 in Maungdaw north and claimed Myanmar army and security forces raped three months ago, according to local villagers....
The Rohingya – children of a ‘lesser’ God!
By Habib Siddiqui On Saturday, December 10, 2016, the Guardian ran a story on two Rohingya women, Noor Ayesha and Sayeda Khatun. “Noor Ayesha held her last surviving daughter tight as their boat crossed into Bangladeshi waters. She left behind a firebombed home, a dead husband, seven slain children...
Army continuously carrying out mass arrest in northern Arakan
Maungdaw Arakan State: The Burmese army and border Guard Police (BGP) jointly have been continuously carrying out mass arrests of the Rohingya civilians in Maungdaw and Rathedaung Townships, a trader Mozemmal from Balu Khali said....
Mother, daughters gang raped in Maungdaw
Maungdaw, Arakan State: Burmese army and Natala villagers gang raped mother and her two minor daughters in Myau Taung (Sali Pyin) village of Maungdaw north on December 4, an elder Zarmuluk said from the village....
The Rohingya genocide – no longer a myth
By Habib Siddiqui A genocide is taking place against the Rohingyas of Myanmar. It has been an on-going ethnic cleansing national program in this Buddhist-majority country to erase Muslim presence soon after Burma emerged as an independent state....
Rohingya face starvation and diseases
By Fayas Ahmed Nearly 160,000 Rohingyas could be at risk of starvation and diseases such as— pneumonia, diarrhea, dysentery because of blocking aid by the Burmese government and military....