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Summary 11 A 23-year-old Rohingya man who survived abduction, torture, and the dismemberment of his leg and arm by ARSA in Cox’s Bazar District, Bangladesh. He and his family were recently resettled to a third country. ©Saiful Huq Omi, Counter Foto, 2024

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Rohingya Crisis

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Fortify Rights

Date Published: Mar 18, 2025

Abstract: Bangladesh: Hold Rohingya Militants Accountable for War Crimes, Cooperate with International Mechanisms

“Rohingya armed groups are wreaking havoc in Bangladesh and Myanmar with near complete impunity,” said John Quinley, Director at Fortify Rights. “War crimes are usually committed within the immediate theater of armed conflict but, in this case, specific crimes in Bangladesh are directly connected to the war in Myanmar and constitute war crimes. Bangladesh’s interim government should cooperate with international justice mechanisms to investigate crimes and bring potential war criminals to justice.”

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