Action Against Rohingya Atrocities

06/10/2026

September 2026: Airstrikes, mass arrests, and land seizures intensify for Rohingya in Arakan State.

The latest monthly report from AARA reveals a devastating escalation. In just one month, airstrikes on Kyauktaw killed 58+ and injured 48+. Meanwhile, 100 Rohingya were arrested in Auk Pyin, and over 800 hectares of land from 23 villages have been seized for Rakhine settlement construction. The international community is watching, but the crisis is deepening.

Read the full report for the harrowing details and urgent recommendations:

https://www.aara-documentary.org/articles/rohingya-in-arakan-state-airstrikes-mass-arrests-and-land-seizures-intensify-in-september-2026

30/09/2026

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29/09/2026

They fled persecution. Now they’re being sent back-on the very warships of the military they escaped from.

Malaysia has begun deporting 1,500 Myanmar nationals, including Rohingya refugees, just one day after a junta airstrike killed 49 people in Rakhine State. The United Nations says safe return is impossible. Families say their loved ones did not volunteer, they were told to sign papers and board ships.

The principle of non-refoulement is binding. This is not repatriation. It is endangerment.

Full story : https://www.aara-documentary.org/news/1-500-myanmar-nationals-deported-from-malaysia-aboard-junta-warships-amid-airstrike-horror

Malaysia has begun deporting around 1,500 Myanmar nationals despite ongoing conflict, forced conscription risks, and warnings that safe and dignified return remains impossible.

27/09/2026

The Rohingya crisis is deepening in Rakhine State, even as international engagement renews. Airstrikes, arbitrary arrests, and systematic discrimination against Rohingya children continue. Over 1.2 million refugees remain in Bangladesh with funding cuts threatening survival. The Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar says conditions are not right for return.

Read and share: https://www.aara-documentary.org/articles/rohingya-crisis-deepens-as-rakhine-conditions-deteriorate-despite-renewed-international-engagement

20/09/2026

The situation in Rakhine is not improving, it is escalating.

A new report from Action Against Rohingya Atrocities (AARA) documents the deepening crisis: widespread and systematic violations against Rohingya communities by both the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army, including arbitrary arrests, torture, sexual violence, forced labour, and land seizures. Displaced Rohingya are being blocked from returning while non-Rohingya are resettled on their land. Internal displacement across Myanmar has risen to 3.6 million, with 12.4 million facing acute hunger.

This is not a distant crisis. It is a documented, ongoing atrocity.

Read the full report and share it. Silence is complicity.

Read the details;
https://www.aara-documentary.org/articles/rohingya-situation-report-escalating-conflict-atrocities-and-forced-displacement-in-rakhine

19/09/2026

🚨 URGENT: Rohingya Refugees in Jammu Forced to Destroy Their Own Homes

Breaking News : A humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Jammu, India. Rohingya refugees who have lived in the region for nearly two decades are being forced from their homes.

The Situation:
According to reports from the Rohingya Human Rights Initiative - ROHRIngya , 350 shelters across five settlements have been evicted, affecting nearly 1,800 Rohingya refugees, including children, women, and the elderly.

Landlords, acting on notices from authorities, have instructed refugees to vacate and destroy their own shelters. These families are not just losing a roof over their heads; they are losing their life savings. It is estimated that the community invested approximately INR 17.5 million to build these homes, which are now being reduced to rubble.

No Safe Place to Go:

The most devastating aspect is the lack of alternative accommodation. Families are asking, "Where are we expected to go?"

Attempts to find new land have been blocked by police, leaving vulnerable families homeless and without access to food, water, or healthcare. Furthermore, approximately 280 Rohingya refugees remain detained in Jammu since 2021, adding to the atmosphere of fear.

Our Demands:

We, Action Against Rohingya Atrocities (AARA), stand with Rohingy Human Rights Initiative (ROHRIngya) ROHRIngya and the affected community in calling on the Government of India, United Nations agencies, and the international community to:

1. Immediately halt further evictions and forced displacement.
2. Protect families from homelessness and arbitrary detention.
3. Provide safe, dignified alternative shelter and ensure access to essential services (food, water, healthcare, education).
4. Ensure due process and adherence to international human rights standards.

A refugee should never be forced to destroy their home without a safe place to go. Their lives and dignity matter.

Take Action:
Please share this post to amplify their voices. Let the world know what is happening in Jammu.



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12/09/2026

The latest AARA situation report reveals a rapidly deteriorating reality for Rohingya communities in Rakhine and Bangladesh.

Key findings from September 2026 include:
🔴 Forced Recruitment: Both the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army are forcibly conscripting Rohingya civilians, including from displacement camps, to serve as front-line soldiers.

🔴 Suffocating Restrictions: Severe movement bans, extortion, and nightly sweeps by AA forces are creating famine-like conditions, with some families eating only one meal every two days.

🔴 Mass Displacement: Ongoing military offensives are forcing thousands to flee, with coastal communities in Rathedaung Township under urgent relocation.

These are not abstract statistics, they are lived realities for a community already enduring decades of persecution.

Read the full report and share the demand action: https://www.aara-documentary.org/articles/september-2026-rohingya-situation-report-forced-recruitment-displacement-and-abuses-in-rakhine

06/09/2026

Action Against Rohingya Atrocities Monthly Report | August 2026

We are releasing our comprehensive documentation of the worsening crisis in Rakhine State. This report covers systematic land confiscation, forced displacement, arbitrary detention, and grave human rights abuses, including new findings on AA/ULA policies and the ongoing humanitarian emergency.

We call on the international community to act urgently on the 12-point action plan outlined within.

Read the full report and share widely:
https://www.aara-documentary.org/articles/august-2026-rohingya-report-land-confiscation-forced-displacement-and-abuses-in-rakhine-state

28/08/2026

The Rohingya crisis is not over, it is escalating.

A new report from AARA details a deeply alarming escalation of restrictions, land confiscations, and abuses against the Rohingya in Rakhine State by the Arakan Army (AA). From mandatory guest registration and forced labor to the documented massacre of at least 170 people in Buthidaung, the situation is dire.

As the International Court of Justice prepares its judgment on the genocide case, the international community must act now. The time for accountability and humanitarian access is long overdue.

Read the full report: https://www.aara-documentary.org/articles/rohingya-crisis-deepens-as-aa-restrictions-land-confiscations-and-abuses-escalate-in-rakhine-state

25/08/2026

"Today marks the 9th anniversary of the Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day. It is a day to confront the atrocities, honor the victims, and stand with the survivors who demand the right to return home with full citizenship and safety.

This vital documentary report and memorial tribute by human rights defender Ro Osman Goni is essential reading.

👉 Read full here
https://www.aara-documentary.org/articles/documentary-report-and-memorial-tribute-9th-anniversary-of-the-rohingya-genocide-remembrance-day-2026