A/HRC/39/CRP.2 village.1412 Ethnic Rakhine and the security forces came to the seashore and prevented villagers from returning to the village, while those still in the village were forced to go to the seashore.1413 A 15-year old boy, who reportedly had a mental disability, was stabbed to death by a group of ethnic Rakhine in the presence of security forces. 1414 Ethnic Rakhine and security forces then looted the empty houses and shops.1415 One man described being ordered to leave his house by the police and carrying his elderly mother: The police kept saying that time was up. One police officer hit me on my hands with a stick, and I dropped my mother. She hurt her back and died 10 days later. I still remember the incident and cannot bear it. My mother died because of me.1416 660. When the tide was sufficiently high, towards nightfall, many Muslim villagers left on approximately 50 fishing boats. Most boats headed north towards Sittwe.1417 The majority of the displaced from Paik Seik ultimately moved to the displacement camps and sites in Sittwe. 661. The violence continued in many areas of Kyaukpyu until 25 October 2012. Credible satellite imagery analysis indicates that the areas affected by burning and destruction in Kyaukpyu were all predominantly Muslim neighbourhoods. 1418 (d) Sexual and gender-based violence during the 2012 violence 662. During the 2012 violence, Rohingya women and girls were raped, mutilated, abducted and killed. For example, a female eyewitness from Maungdaw town described how in June 2012 she saw her 16-year old neighbour being raped outside her house and then killed by soldiers and police.1419 A 27-year old female from Sittwe described the killing of her cousin:1420 On Monday 12 June, my 14-year old cousin went out of the house to look for her mother and never returned home. At around 2am, her dead body was found. She was covered with a piece of cloth. I was shocked when I saw her body. Her left breast was cut and the other one was severely injured, with bite marks. It was difficult to recognize her face as her neck was twisted and it was not in the right position. I think she was raped.1421 663. There are also credible reports that up to 20 women and girls were abducted in June 2012 from the Narzi quarter of Sittwe and subjected to sexual slavery by soldiers. 1422 Another woman, approximately 22-years old, was reportedly detained at a military hospital and forced to marry a soldier from the Tatmadaw medical corps. 1423 In most cases of sexual violence during this period, the alleged perpetrators were members of the Tatmadaw, the NaSaKa or other security forces. Sexual violence was perpetrated during home searches 1424 or on security forces’ compounds.1425 Most sexual violence was not reported to the authorities as Rohingya considered that this would result in ill-treatment or arrest.1426 1412 1413 1414 1415 1416 1417 1418 1419 1420 1421 1422 1423 1424 1425 1426 CI-088, DI-022; V-050. CI-085, CI-088. CI-085, CI-168, CI-170, V-051. CI-083, CI-168, DI-021, V-050. CI-165, V-050. CI-170. Human Rights Watch, Damage Assessment Summary for Kyaukpyu – Based on satellite imagery recorded on morning of 25 October 2012; Human Rights Watch, Burma: New Violence in Arakan State – Satellite Imagery Shows Widespread Destruction of Rohingya Homes, Property (26 October 2012). DI-038. CI-077. CI-077. K-076.19. K-076.19. K-076.6. K-076.7. K-076.8. 155