Burmese Junta Abducted 125 Kaman Muslim from Kyauk Ta Lone IDP camp for Forced Conscription
The military junta led by Min Aung Hlaing abducted 125 Kaman Muslims as conscripts in Kyauk Phyu Township in Rakhine State on 28 February.
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The military junta led by Min Aung Hlaing abducted 125 Kaman Muslims as conscripts in Kyauk Phyu Township in Rakhine State on 28 February.
The Burmese Army is pressuring Rohingya men in Sittwe to join the fighting with offers of improved rations, national ID cards, and, in some cases, threatening to withhold…
Burma Human Rights Network calls on the Arakan Army to cease fighting in and near civilian areas.
Burma Human Rights Network condemns the recent incident in Aceh, Indonesia, where Rohingya refugees were forcibly evicted from their temporary shelter by a group of students.
The large influx of Rohingya refugees in recent days has caused the international community, and Indonesia in particular, to scramble to find a solution to a problem that…
Rohingya refugees cite coercion by the Myanmar junta and Bangladesh authorities to return to Myanmar London, UK - The Myanmar junta and Bangladesh authorities are using c…
[NEW YORK – 23 OCTOBER] Representatives of a diverse cross-section of Burmese ethnic and religious minority groups, including representatives of the Rohingya, Burmese Mus…
Burma Human Rights Network offers our sincere condolences and sympathy to the victims and their families impacted by the heinous bombardment that took place on October 9…
Today marks six years since the Myanmar military launched a campaign of killings, mass rape and arson against the Rohingya in northern Rakhine State, killing thousands an…
The Burma Human Rights Network is alarmed by ongoing reports of traffickers moving Rohingya from Bangladesh to India.