nephews of 15 and eight years old. They even killed the child in the same way.”118 1 2 • “I found my six-month old son’s body lying next to my wife’s body. She had been shot. My baby son was stabbed in his stomach and his intestine and liver were coming out. When I took his small body into my lap, I was showered with his blood.”119 • “My husband was shot and then he had his throat cut. I was raped. It is so difficult to say what happened. They tore off my clothes, then six soldiers raped me, and after that two ethnic Rakhine men, whom I recognised, raped me. They pressed my breasts and face continuously. My face almost turned blue. I knew the ethnic Rakhine who lived nearby.”120 • “I hid in the toilet outhouse, some distance from our house. I saw that our house was surrounded by 10 soldiers and some police. I was able to see what happened. First they tied up my parents. Then they shot my father and raped my mother; later they killed her too. After this, they burned our house.”121 • “One mother described how she had to choose which of her children to save. The security forces had entered her house and grabbed her young daughter. Her son tried to save his sister and was attacked by the security forces. The mother watched from the other end of the house and made the split second decision that these two children would not live, but that she could perhaps still save her two younger children. Her husband returned the next morning to the village and dug through the pits of bodies until he found the corpse of their son. They never found the body of their daughter. The mother told the Mission with haunted eyes: ‘How can I continue with my life having made this choice?’”122 • “I saw my own children killed. Those who are left of my family came with me here. My three children and my mother were killed. They made them lie down on the ground and they cut the backs of their necks.”123 • “Some small children were thrown into the river…. They hacked small children who were half alive. They were breast-feeding age children, two years, three years, five years….” 124 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 118 23 24 25 119 120 121 122 26 27 28 Id. ¶ 809. Id. ¶ 837. Id. ¶ 854. Id. ¶ 862. Id. ¶ 825. 123 Fortify Rights Report, at 60, https://www.fortifyrights.org/downloads/Fortify_Rights_Long_Swords_July_2018.pdf. 124 Id. at 61. CLASS ACTION COMPLAINT 41 Case No. __________________