justiceformyanmar.org/storie… To keep its fighter jets bombing civilians, Myanmar’s junta is running systematic trade fraud. Misclassifying jet fuel as diesel at a 50% premium, using ghost companies in Thailand & UAE, and relying on sanctioned shadow-fleet tankers to deliver it. New leak detailed by Justice for Myanmar.

Questions for Malaysia english.dvb.no/over-400-rakh… More than two weeks after arriving in Myanmar, over 400 ethnic Rakhine deported from Malaysia are not home with their families. They are in the hands of Myanmar’s military junta. Check linked DVB report. Malaysia’s government brokered this deal directly with the generals. They marched 1,476 people onto naval vessels. They sold the operation to the public and the international community as "safe" and "voluntary." That narrative has now collapsed. Multiple reports now confirm that hundreds of returnees have vanished into military custody. On 8 October, Narinjara reported that roughly 220 Rakhine deportees were shuttled directly to a military recruitment facility for interrogation over alleged ties to the Arakan Army. Development Media Group followed with accounts from families terrified their relatives will be forced into uniform. Meanwhile, the regime’s own propaganda lies exposed. Just days earlier on 2nd October state media pledged that returnees would be reunited with their families "as soon as possible." But we now know that that isnot the case. This leaves the Malaysian government with some damningly simple questions. Has Malaysia bothered to ask the junta why these people are behind wire instead of at home? Did officials conduct any genuine risk assessment regarding detention, interrogation, or forced conscription or did they simply prioritise clearing the detention camps? Will the government proceed with deporting the remaining 3,524 individuals without knowing whether the first batch was delivered straight into harm's way?

opiniojuris.org/2026/10/21/c… The Arakan Army has turned the persecution of Rohingya into a system of government. It seizes their land, settles others on it, forces them to work and restricts their movement. All this is not the work of rogue soldiers. It is organised, bureaucratic persecution, carried out in the name of governance. Check out Ashley Kinseth's two-part article.

The uses of Biometric Data: Myanmar migrant workers in Thailand are campaigning against being required to obtain a Certificate of Identity (CI) from the Myanmar military regime to keep their legal status. english.dvb.no/myanmar-migra… The application process includes collecting personal information and biometric data. Workers fear the junta could use this information to identify men for military conscription. Without the CI, many risk losing their legal status and facing arrest and detention in Thailand. Their concern is that keeping their right to stay and work should not mean handing over information to the junta.

fortifyrights.org/mly-inv-20… For years, Rohingya refugee Zafar Ahmad Abdul Ghani has faced vilification, threats and harassment in Malaysia. Now he faces criminal prosecution for leading MERHROM, an organisation that has defended Rohingya refugees for decades. Fortify Rights has today called for the charges against him to be dropped.