"AA troops came into downtown, forced the people to leave their homes and started torching houses," Nay San Lwin, co-founder of the Free Rohingya Coalition advocacy group told Reuters, based on what he said were eyewitness accounts. "While the town was burning, I spoke with

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Statement of Appreciation from the Arakan Rohingya National Council (ARNC) https://t.co/SqpZoO34UD

Proudly Addressed the UN General Assembly. I hope I did able to deliver what all of us were expecting.

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

Nay San Lwin, a Rohingya activist based in Germany who will attend the conference, said he would prefer if those in the settlement could speak for themselves. “The majority of Rohingya now live in the camps,” he said. “They should be heard directly, not through us.”

"We must learn from the past: when the Rohingya were abandoned in 2017, the price was paid by the entire country in 2021. If we ignore the AA’s abuses today, we will pay the price again tomorrow." @MohammedZonaid8 writes. https://t.co/52J4svTiyP

A new report by Kaladan Press Network provides evidence that the massacre by Arakan Army (AA) troops of hundreds of Rohingya residents of Htan Shauk Khan village in Buthidaung township, northern Rakhine State, on May 2nd, 2024, was carried out with official orders.

Details, evidence and the circumstances behind the Htan Shauk Kan massacre by the AA last may have been shared with me. The massacre did happen, and hundreds of civilians were murdered. Despite some red flags in the initial reporting, if you trust my analysis on Burma, trust

Nay San Lwin, co-chair of ARNC, has rejected claims made by Arakan Army (AA) chief Twan Mrat Naing and an unofficial affiliated media outlet, accusing them of spreading falsehoods to discredit Rohingya activists. Read more: https://t.co/whFTkODaXs

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They spread lies to discredit me, but I have always stood with my Rohingya brothers and sisters. Propaganda cannot silence the truth. I will continue to speak out, and the truth will always prevail.

"... the Arakan Army has taken control of nearly all of Rakhine State. It has killed, abducted, tortured, arbitrarily detained and forcibly recruited Rohingya, and burned homes and villages." https://t.co/RYueIJQe0v

Rohingya Youth Dies in Bangladesh After Months of Torture in Arakan Army Detention Read more: https://t.co/54kZzNSHbS

More than 2,500 Rohingya people were affected by alleged war crimes committed by the Arakan Army (AA) from the beginning of 2024 until the end of August in Buthidaung and Maungdaw townships, according to Nay San Lwin, Co-Chair of ARNC. Read more: https://t.co/2GMzx7w7M6

WFP warns Rohingya food aid may end in November https://t.co/0hGCJYXbV0

Breaking: BROUK has formally petitioned the Federal Court in Buenos Aires to include Arakan Army atrocities in its universal-jurisdiction #RohingyaGenocide case- including arrest warrants for AA commanders. Full release:

A local resident told Arakan Now, “He was totally innocent, with no connection to any armed group. The AA says they don’t abduct anyone without cause, but why arrest him without any offence?” Read more: https://t.co/knAUX3JTRz

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UN Human Rights Council’s report has exposed the crimes committed by the Arakan Army (AA) against the Rohingya, including the massacres in Htan Shauk Kan and along the Naf River bank. AA’s lobbyists should carefully read this damning report and abandon their lobbying efforts. 👇

The UNHRC report has highlighted the Htan Shauk Kan massacre committed by the Arakan Army (AA).