Mizanur Rahman

Nearly 200 families await the return of their loved ones detained by the Arakan Army while fishing in the Naf River, while there is no visible action by the Bangladeshi authorities.

The interim government promised cleaner governance, yet the old practice of political vetting persists in government job appointments, signalling a continuation of a compromised fundamental constitutional right to equal employment.

To be Rohingya is to stand at a cruel crossroads: risk death, violence and arrest in pursuit of education, or resign to a life where learning is forbidden.