By Rohingya Vision TV Correspondents | 19th February 2019
Akyab: Burmese authorities inhumanely tortured a Rohingya man and abandoned him in an area of Akyab (Sittwe) Township yesterday (18th February 2019), reports a local.
A Rohingya man, who is the only earning member of his family was tortured inhumanely, while he was passing nearby a police post with his rickshaw.
[Victim’s mother showing internally injured parts of her son on 18th February 2019. Image: RVISION TV]
According to his mother’s testimony, he was out for his usual livelihood activity, where he was called in a Police post and tortured in a very inhumane way. After torturing to the extent of their wish, they abandoned him on a nearby road, from where locals rescued him.
“They broke the bone on his waist and now he is unable to even stand,” says his mother in a testimonial video.
Due to the critical injuries all over his body, he is unable to talk and explain what actually happened with him further.
The incident took place at Chantoli area of Akyab (Sittwe) Township and his body was recovered at around 4:00 AM.
The victim was identified to be Jomir Hussain S/O Noor Salaam and is in need of immediate healthcare.

According to his mother, they can only have a meal when he is able to ride his rickshaw but now his wife, children, and mother are extremely worried about the coming starving situation.
This is not a new scene for the Rohingyas in Akyab Township, even after confining them in the concentration camps since the state-sponsored violence of 2012, Rohingyas are either tortured or harassed on daily basis.
To send reports and feedback, please email editor@rvisiontv.com
More Stories
Rohingya Still Barred from Returning to Maungdaw
For thousands of displaced Rohingya in Maungdaw Township, today was supposed to be a turning point—a chance to finally go...
AA Forced Conscription Terrifies Rohingya Youth
For 22-year-old Rahim (name changed for safety), life in Maungdaw was already filled with uncertainty. Now, with the Arakan Army...
Rohingya Forced to Flee Their Homes in Maungdaw
Maungdaw, Arakan State – Over 70 Rohingya families from Northern Myaw Taung Village in Maungdaw Township have been torn from...
AA Extorts Food from Rohingya in Maungdaw
Maungdaw, Arakan State – The Arakan Army (AA), which has maintained full control over Maungdaw Township since December 8, 2024,...
UN Warns of Rohingya Crisis as Aid Cuts Threaten
COX’S BAZAR – UN Secretary-General António Guterres has warned of an impending humanitarian disaster in Rohingya refugee camps following significant...
AA Burns Rohingya Villages in Buthidaung
Buthidaung, March 9, 2025 – The Arakan Army (AA) has reportedly set fire to multiple Rohingya villages in Buthidaung Township,...