In the ongoing conflict between the Arakan Army (AA) and the Myanmar military in Arakan state, troubling reports emerge of AA detaining approximately 40 Rohingyas who fled their villages due to the relentless clashes. The Rohingya, including women and children from Buthidaung and Maungdaw Townships, sought refuge in Ah Ngu Maw village, Rathedaung, only to be apprehended by AA forces on Sunday, March 24th, 2024.
According to a source, these individuals are being held captive, with demands for ransom made by the AA for their release. This distressing development sheds light on the vulnerable position Rohingyas find themselves in amid the escalating conflict.
Moreover, there are allegations that both AA and Myanmar military are deliberately targeting Rohingya communities, further exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in the region. Rohingyas, already marginalized, are now being exploited as pawns in this communal strife, highlighting the urgent need for international intervention to protect their rights and ensure their safety.
Rohingya Vision News
More Stories
U.S. Backs Support Rohingya, Urges Inclusive Myanmar Peace
In a bold and timely affirmation, the United States has renewed its unwavering support for the Rohingya people and called...
Rohingya Face Forced Relocation by Arakan Army
Tensions are escalating in northern Maungdaw Township as Rohingya communities in at least six villages are reportedly facing forced relocation...
Myanmar Military Launches Airstrikes on Kyauktaw
For the second consecutive day, the Myanmar military junta has carried out deadly airstrikes targeting civilian-populated neighborhoods in Kyauktaw Town,...
AA Conducts Forced Population Checks on Rohingya
The Arakan Army (AA) has reportedly launched a forced census-style population check targeting Rohingya communities in Buthidaung Township, according to...
AA Tightens Grip on Rohingya in Buthidaung
Buthidaung & Maungdaw, Northern Rakhine | May 3, 2025 β Under the expanding control of the United League of Arakan...
Food Crisis Pushes Rohingya IDPs in Akyab
Akyab Township, Arakan State | May 2, 2025 β The humanitarian crisis in Rohingya Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps across...