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It would be good to have a explanation from the @FCDOGovUK as to why they try to avoid even talking about AA abuses, let alone taking any action in response.

Truth Cannot Be Buried: Rohingya Gen-Z Welcomes Human Rights Watch Findings on the Hoyyar Siri Massacre #RogingyaGen-Z

NEW: Two years after the Arakan Army, an ethnic armed group, killed and wounded hundreds of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar’s Rakhine State and burned down their village, the survivors are still denied justice and cannot return to their homes. hrw.org/news/2026/05/1… 🧵⤵️

Press Release: ARNC Strongly Supports HRW Report on Arakan Army Massacre; Urges Immediate International Action to Prevent ‘Final Genocide’ of Rohingya

The brutality of #ArakanArmy. Mass massacre of innocent #Rohingya by #AA. share.google/rhi6tivWZ9NELA…

Press Release: Rohingya Boat Sinking is a Direct Result of Global Failure

#Rohingya Boat Sinking is a Direct Result of Global Failure thearnc.org/rohingya-boat-… via @theARNCorg

Grateful to @H4bibRahman, @NewcastleCC and the people of Newcastle for standing with us yesterday. Together, we unveiled a permanent memorial to the #Rohingya genocide—a deeply emotional moment for our community, as we honoured those we have lost, acknowledged survivors, and stood in solidarity with our Rohingya brothers and sisters who continue to suffer in #Burma and in refugee camps. We are deeply grateful to all those who made this possible- especially our partners #Newcastle City Council, Rohingya Action North East (RANE), and the British Rohingya Community (BRC)- and to those who stood with us on the day, including Cllr Karen Kilgour, Ann Schofield, Dr Maung Zarni and Dr Nat Brinham, Dr M. Nazrul Islam, Ruby Moe and Richard Kotter, Nur Huda and Nijam Uddin, Sirazul Islam, Shaukat Ahmed MBE, Alice Gaparay and Mohammed Wafi, as well as the Lord Mayor of Newcastle, Henry Gallagher, and the Mayor of Sunderland, Ehthesham Hoque. This memorial ensures that the genocide is not forgotten and that our place in history is recognised. Even though we are scattered around the world, we are one community. We will not rest until our community has justice, the full restoration of our rights, and the ability to return safely to our homeland. #Rohingya #RohingyaGenocide #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #Newcastle

The right place for Min Aung Hlaing is ICC’s dock, not the presidency.

#Myanmar team who are defending & protecting the Myanmar #genocidal junta at #ICJ. Shame on them! Justice must be delivered to #Rohingya .

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

Myanmar: Drug production booming amid civil war dw.com/en/myanmar-dru…

AA crimes against humanity on #Rohingya continue in many forms as their eventual goal is to exterminate an entire race of #Rohingya. Shame Arakan Army.

ARNC Strongly Condemns the Indiscriminate Bombing of Civilians thearnc.org/arnc-strongly-…

@globalarakannet A dirty game of Rakhinizing #Rohingya village. Shame!

It’s indisputable that AA (Arakan Army) has been committing crimes against civilians particularly non Rakhine minorities.

ASEAN must follow the EU's stand on sham election issue.

Announcement Only statements published on the Arakan Rohingya National Council’s official platforms are authentic and represent our organisation.

@Lucky2944576441 You did very well 👏.

Deeply honored to be able to represent my community along with my three other colleagues at the High Level Conference on the situation of #Rohingya or other minorities in New York #UNHQ on 30th of Sept — the military’s genocide against us has been systematic for decades and it’s a process. Rohingya have been refugees to #Bangladesh numerous times, even before 2017 and we keep going back and forth. It’s never been sustainable, a sustainable solution should be found within #Myanmar and within Rakhine State.

New York Declaration on Rohingya Rights and Protection September 30, 2025