Arakan Rohingya National Assembly (ARNA) : ICJ Hearings Gambia v.s Myanmar

Friday, 13 December 2019

Please click the links:

Day-1: by Gambia-

https://youtu.be/zDcmHfGSnH8

Day-2: by Myanmar-

https://youtu.be/me1g38lCB74

Day-3: responses by Gambia

https://youtu.be/zDcmHfGSnH8

Why it is Genocide

This case of Rohingya should not be a simply dismissed by characterizing as a clashes (or) a sectarian attack (or) a communal violence, (or) domestic matter.

The Rohingya and Kaman people in Arakan state have been completely BLOCK out. It is a total destruction of a community with a full operation of genocide and ethnic cleansing, arbitrary killings, corporal and collective punishment, slaughtering, burning alive, beheading, rapes, systematic confinement, pushing into concentration camps, destroying identities, barring permanently from a right to have rights, divide and segregation, eradication from homeland, destruction of historical and ancestral evidences, blocking aid and foods, education, medicare and livelihood and cutting off of electricity and waters.

The military powered now NLD government led by Suu Kyi has been successfully materializing the tasks of annihilation by achieving majority public’supports by laying out coordinated plans throughout various actions of destruction.

the government's very clear involvement

deploying of securities forces and joining the attacks on the ground, introducing (laws and orders, curfew) for Rohingya only to squeeze the Rohingya villagers and openly allowing the aggressive armed Rakhine people trespassing and attacking of innocent unarmed Rohingya villagers, dispatching the gang members everywhere across Arakan, supplying one factory made arms such as arrows and knives, looting (goods, cash, crops and animals) and razing houses, allowing security forces to shot the Rohingyas, bulldozing the buildings those were not destroyed by following day and seizing lands of Rohingyas which were burnt down, disposing the displaced Rohingya victims into concentration camps, blocking of aid and foods supplies and forcing to accept foreigner identity in the mid of humanitarian crisis.

The ousted Thein Sein government itself invited the UNHCR chief to relocate all Rohingyans to a third country in Aug 2012. Additionally, by member of parliament and chairman of Rakhine National Development Party, Dr. Aye Maung (a Bangladeshi by birth) interviewed with Venus News Journal on 14 June 2012 said “the Rakhine state should be established in the same way Israel was initially established”.

Lately, the current top military general Min Aung Hlaing said on 1st Sept 2017 that the ongoing operation in Rakhine state is ‘unfinished business’ from world war II.

Friday, 13 December 2019

ICJ Hearings Gambia v.s Myanmar

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