by Arafat Hossain Before 2017, Myo Thu Gyi village tract in northern Arakan contained more than 800 Rohingya homes, shops, markets and mosques. By 2018, more than 411 acres had been burned and flattened, and a large Border Guard Police base had been built on the site. This was not an isolated case. An investigation by the Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar found that, in seven village tracts it examined, Rohingya homes and propertie…
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