Rakhine Conflict

Rakhine Conflict

Kyaw Zaw Aung and Min Thein Tun were admitted to the Maungdaw District Hospital after the beatings (Thant Mrat Khaing/Myanmar Now) 
Unidentified gunmen capture and beat two Rakhine villagers near Inn Din
A local MP played down claims that the gunmen were members of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army
Published on Jan 26, 2021
Injured civilians from Kyauk Seik village, Ponnagyun township, arrive at the Sittwe hospital on April 18 (Photo: Nay Min Tun)
Thirteen dead, 28 injured in Rakhine clashes during Thingyan
Children among the dead as fighting continues despite growing fear of Covid-19 spread
Apr 21, 2020
Military accuses Reuters of ‘bias’ in complaint over story on Rohingya deaths
Reuters changes headline but stands by report on deaths of two Rohingya women, one pregnant, during shelling in northern Rakhine
Feb 5, 2020
Chin government staff resign en masse after ‘threats’ from Arakan Army
State minister says rebel groups threatened 180 people - but AA says it only targets those connected to the military
Jan 23, 2020
Government supports prosecuting soldiers over Rohingya killings
Statement from President's Office follows release of report into abuses in Rakhine state
Jan 21, 2020
Maha Nwe restaurant on Yadana Road, South Okkalapa township
Rakhine restaurants shut down, accused of funding 'terrorism'
Myanmar’s anti-money laundering authority alleged the Yangon eateries were used as fronts to fund the Arakan Army
Jan 14, 2020
Some experts believe the Myanmar military may be using the Chinese-made CH-3 unmanned drone, pictured above, in clashes with the Arakan Army in Rakhine state. (Photo: GlobalSecurity.org)
AA accuses Tatmadaw of using combat drones
Reports suggest military using Chinese-made combat drones; if true, it’d be a first in fighting with armed rebels
Jan 7, 2020

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