Joint Forces Detain Over 600 Rohingyas Outside Camps in Ukhiya
Bangladesh Army led joint forces on Sunday detained more than 600 Rohingyas who were living outside the designated camps for forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals in Palongkhali Union of Ukhiya upazila in Cox’s Bazar district.
Hujayfa has died after being injured by gunfire fired from Myanmar
The child from Teknaf who was critically injured by gunfire fired from across the Myanmar border has died. At 9:50 am, Hujayfa Sultana Afnan died while undergoing treatment at the National Institute of Neurosciences and Hospital in the capital. The matter was confirmed by her uncle, Mahfuzur Rahman.
Growing Unrest and Voter Apathy Mark Final Phase of Myanmar Junta Election
Myanmar’s military junta has pushed forward with the final phase of its national election amid widespread unrest, armed clashes and notably low voter turnout, raising serious questions about the credibility of the poll.
Bangladesh Angered by Myanmar’s Submission in Rohingya Genocide Case
The Government of Bangladesh has expressed deep concern over Myanmar’s recent submission in the Gambia versus Myanmar case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
Myanmar Faces Crucial Hearings in Rohingya Genocide Case
Myanmar is facing a decisive phase in the international legal case concerning allegations of genocide against the Rohingya people. Hearings at the International Court of Justice are set to examine the substance of the case, marking a crucial step toward determining Myanmar’s responsibility under international law.
Voting in Myanmar Amid Civil War and Humanitarian Catastrophe
Amid a horrific civil war and an extreme humanitarian crisis, a general election is set to take place in Myanmar on Sunday.
Bangladeshi Fishermen Among 400 Captured Near Saint Martin by Arakan Army
Thirteen Bangladeshi fishermen have once again been detained by Myanmar’s armed group, the Arakan Army, while fishing in the Bay of Bengal. On Tuesday (23 December), the fishermen were captured in two separate incidents from the sea area near St. Martin’s Island, adjacent to Mongdu Township in Myanmar’s Rakhine State, along with two fishing boats.
ASEAN Declines to Send Election Observers to Myanmar’s Military-Led Polls
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will not dispatch election monitors to Myanmar’s December polls, according to multiple diplomatic sources — a major setback for the ruling junta’s effort to secure international legitimacy.
ASEAN Summit: Rights Groups Demand Urgent Action on Myanmar and Rohingya Crisis
Human rights organizations urge ASEAN leaders at the Kuala Lumpur summit to take decisive action on Myanmar’s worsening human rights crisis and the Rohingya refugee emergency, rejecting the junta’s planned sham elections.
Tracking Myanmar’s Nuclear Drive: Latest Developments Under the Junta
The junta’s recent announcement to construct a small-scale nuclear power plant in the coming years marks the culmination of Myanmar’s decades-long pursuit of nuclear technology, which began in the early 2000s.
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