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Maungdaw Twsp man loses leg in landmine blast
Filling stations shut down across Arakan State
Casualties reported as AA attacks junta troops in Mrauk-U
Junta shelling destroys several homes, injures woman in Pauktaw Twsp village
AA seeks new recruits to step up offensive

AA captures over 40 junta bases in first 10 days of latest Arakan hostilities

Admin 22 Nov 2023

Arakan State journalists wary, in hiding amid crackdown on local press

Admin 07 Nov 2023

Junta’s blockading of key routes leads to food shortages for Arakan residents

Admin 18 Nov 2023

Over 40,000 residents flee Pauktaw

08 Dec 2023

More than 40,000 people from Arakan State’s Pauktaw town and surrounding villages have been forced to evacuate their homes amid the fighting between Myanmar military and the Arakan Army (AA) in Pauktaw town.

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Surrender or die, Brotherhood Alliance tells junta forces in Arakan State

By Admin

The Brotherhood Alliance has issued a warning to junta soldiers and police of Myanmar’s military regime in Arakan State, urging them to surrender or be killed.

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Literature talks arranged to be held were cancelled after the Mrauk-U conflict

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Detained Reuter Reporter Claims Perjured Testimony of the Police Concerning the State Official Secrets Acts

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Over 40,000 residents flee Pauktaw

Maungdaw Twsp man loses leg in landmine blast

Regime detains retired politician in Sittwe

Regime arrests Ann woman over alleged ties to anti-regime forces

Junta prosecutes at least 16 locals in Arakan State since renewed hostilities

Regime forces target civilians, property in Arakan State

Interview

Surrender or die, Brotherhood Alliance tells junta forces in Arakan State

Article

Pauktaw Turns Battlefield

Students at IDP Camps Risk Life and Limb to Pursue Education

‘I Don’t Have Arms, But I Can Run a Farm’

Gender Equality Begins With Respect

Past Is Feared Prologue Regarding Legacy of Conflict in Arakan State

Refugees in Bangladesh Not Counting On a Junta Homecoming