Abul Kasim
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Rohingya, Arakanese, Burmese. Writer & Human Rights Defender. A servant of all persecuted minorities!
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The group had departed on Nov 1, 2024.
Out of the 180 passengers, 174 Rohingya died, leaving only 6 survivors (4 men & 2 women). The survivors were rescued by a foreign ship, handed over to the Myanmar Navy, and then transferred to a police station before being admitted to a hospital. — end/
Out of the 180 passengers, 174 Rohingya died, leaving only 6 survivors (4 men & 2 women). The survivors were rescued by a foreign ship, handed over to the Myanmar Navy, and then transferred to a police station before being admitted to a hospital. — end/
November 16, 2024 at 12:36 PM
The group had departed on Nov 1, 2024.
Out of the 180 passengers, 174 Rohingya died, leaving only 6 survivors (4 men & 2 women). The survivors were rescued by a foreign ship, handed over to the Myanmar Navy, and then transferred to a police station before being admitted to a hospital. — end/
Out of the 180 passengers, 174 Rohingya died, leaving only 6 survivors (4 men & 2 women). The survivors were rescued by a foreign ship, handed over to the Myanmar Navy, and then transferred to a police station before being admitted to a hospital. — end/
Reposted by Abul Kasim
It is no secret that the Arakan Army (AA) facilitates human trafficking, as they seem pleased when the Rohingya are forced to flee.
A boat carrying 180 Rohingya from Thamee Hla village in Buthidaung capsized off the coast near Hai Gyi Island in the Ayeyarwaddy Region on November 10, 2024. — 2/
A boat carrying 180 Rohingya from Thamee Hla village in Buthidaung capsized off the coast near Hai Gyi Island in the Ayeyarwaddy Region on November 10, 2024. — 2/
November 16, 2024 at 12:35 PM
It is no secret that the Arakan Army (AA) facilitates human trafficking, as they seem pleased when the Rohingya are forced to flee.
A boat carrying 180 Rohingya from Thamee Hla village in Buthidaung capsized off the coast near Hai Gyi Island in the Ayeyarwaddy Region on November 10, 2024. — 2/
A boat carrying 180 Rohingya from Thamee Hla village in Buthidaung capsized off the coast near Hai Gyi Island in the Ayeyarwaddy Region on November 10, 2024. — 2/