Will ASEAN let more Rohingya die?
Myanmar has made next to no preparations for a Rohingya return.
The attacks by the Arakan Army reveals a deeply divided state, which has been marred by various other ethnic conflicts.
The country's troubled western Rakhine state has seen a series of clashes in recent weeks between security forces and the Arakan Army.
The threat of legal action against media organisations shines a light on the country’s lack of press freedom.
The unprecedented step could coax ethnic rebel groups to participate in the country's fractious peace process.
On 18 September, the ICC’s prosecutor opened a preliminary probe into Myanmar’s alleged crimes against the Rohingya.
The Tatmadaw has been deliberately denying displaced peoples of essential resources such as food, water, healthcare and shelter.