𝐀𝐫𝐚𝐤𝐚𝐧 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐍𝐞𝐭𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤

Rohingya youth Md Sadek (25) lost his left foot in a landmine blast near the Naf River border area on Friday morning. He was first treated at MSF Kutupalong and later transferred to Cox’s Bazar Sadar Hospital, where he remains in critical condition.# AA#Ro

Rohingya residents in northern Maungdaw allege systematic abuses including forced evictions, killings, and land seizures by the terror!st Arakan Army (AA). Displaced families reportedly remain unable to return as new settlements continue emerging in affected villages.#AA#Ro#Ak

AA Swe-tin-Sit Checks in Maungdaw One household list per Rohingya family. Residents photographed; women barred from hijabs/burqas New lists need village admin & zone commander approval.Mirrors decades-old junta system to control Rohingya.# ArakanArmy# Rohingya # Arakan

A massive 11.7B kyat drug seizure in Myanmar raises alarm over cross-border trafficking into Bangladesh. Analysts suspect links to AA financing via narcotics networks. Regional security concerns are growing. #Myanmar #Bangladesh #DrugTrafficking

Forced labor in Maungdaw: AA compels Rohingya villagers to work 3 days without pay, food, or support. Families without men must pay fines they can’t afford. This is exploitation. This is injustice. #StopForcedLabor #Rohingya#AA

On March 21, 2026, residents of Thu U Lar village were forcibly detained by the terror!st Arakan Army (AA) for hours under strict control. Three individuals were later arrested and remain missing. Concerns grow over continued abuses against Rohingya civilians. #HumanRights# AA

🚨 In Maungdaw, the terror!st Arakan Army (AA) has ordered Rohingya households to remove all bamboo fences by the end of April. Villagers warn this threatens home security, privacy, and the dignity of women. #Rohingya# AA #ArakanState #HumanRights

Two Rohingya youths, aged 21 and 22, were killed in Maungdaw. Locals allege the terror!st Arakan Army (AA) forced their families to record videos denying AA involvement under threat. Residents also report intimidation and restrictions on speaking out. #Arakan #Rohingya# AA

Sources in Arakan State allege the AA is driven by drug-linked funding and self-interest, not public welfare. Reports highlight killings, forced conscription, extortion, and rising ethnic tensions, especially affecting Rohingya communities. #HumanRights# AA# Rohingya

On Mar 24, four #Rohingya cargo workers were shot dead #by the terror!st Arakan Army near #Tha Yet Oek & Thu U Lar villages. Locals are unable to bury the dead properly, fish, or graze cattle safely. Reports of home intrusions & sexual assaults increase fear. #Rohingya #AA#Mdw

Two civilians were abducted and killed in northern Maungdaw on March 31, with their bodies found the next day. Locals blame the terror!st Arakan Army (AA), raising serious fears over civilian safety and security in the region. #Maungdaw# ArakanArmy #Rohingya

A 34-year-old Rohingya teacher was abducted in Buthidaung by the terror!st Arakan Army(AA) without a warrant or explanation. As fear spreads, women and girls are fleeing by dangerous sea routes to Malaysia, driven by extortion and threats. #Rohingya #AA#Arakan

A man from Kyauk Hlay Khar vill, N. MDW, was released by the terror!st AA after nearly a year in custody. His release reportedly required a payment of over 20M kyats. Locals warn that such extortion of civilians, including Rohingya leaders, is ongoing. #Arakan#AA #Maungdaw #Ro

Over 600 villagers from Htan Shauk Kan, Buthidaung Tsp, were reportedly massacred by the terror!st Arakan Army (AA) on May 2, 2024. Survivors are now held in closed camps with restricted movement and limited rights. Calls for accountability are growing. #Rohingya# AA #HumanRights

Breaking: A Rohingya father and son have been abducted by the terror!st AA forces in northern Maungdaw.Taken from their home at dawn, their whereabouts remain unknown.Residents report rising arrests, extortion, and severe movement restrictions.# AA# Rohingya # Arakan.

Abduction for ransom continues in N. MD. A Rohingya man was detained by the terror!st (AA) and freed after paying 700,000 kyats. Locals report escalating repression, including arrests, extortion, and movement bans. Civilians face worsening conditions. #AA# RohingyaCrisis

At least 13 Bangladeshi fishermen were abducted by the terror!st Arakan Army (AA) while fishing near Shah Porir Dwip in the Naf River on March 29. Armed men seized three boats. Fear grows as abductions continue in the area. #Bangladesh #NafRiver

The terror!st (AA) has launched a "Swe-tin-Sit" verification process for Ro in N. Maungdaw, mirroring the military council’s former method. Residents report being photographed by household, with women barred from wearing hijabs. The ethnicity field lists "Muslim."# AA#Arakan#

Landmine explosion in Ukhiya, Bangladesh leaves a young man critically injured. Authorities link the device to AA activity near the border. The incident highlights growing security threats and urgent need for stronger protection of civilians. #Security #Bangladesh

Breaking: The terrorist Arakan Army (AA) opened fire on three Rohingya men in Maungdaw after their return from Bangladesh. One detained, two missing. No bodies recovered. Fear rises among locals relying on cross-border medical access. #RohingyaCrisis# AA# Rohingya