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‘A small fragment hit my son, killing him’: Rohingya refugee tells of terror of intensifying Myanmar conflict

Summary by Amnesty International

New Amnesty research shows the extent of the ongoing suffering of civilians trapped in fighting between the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army in Rakhine State. Here a 42-year-old Rohingya shopkeeper* from Maungdaw Township recounts his family’s desperate efforts to escape and reach a refugee camp across the border in Bangladesh. I never truly wanted to come to Bangladesh. I lost my youngest son in a bomb blast on 1 August while he was playing…

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