The Rohingya have endured genocide, ethnic cleansing, and persecution. Justice means holding perpetrators accountable through international courts, restoring property, and compensating for loss of life and livelihoods. Reparations and recognition of our suffering are essential to healing, rebuilding trust, and ensuring such crimes never happen again.
The Rohingya have endured genocide, ethnic cleansing, and systemic persecution. Justice requires holding perpetrators accountable through international legal mechanisms, while reparations must include restoration of property, compensation for lost livelihoods, and acknowledgment of suffering. Justice and reparations are essential for healing and restoring human dignity.
Repatriation should be complemented with an independent process...to ensure accountability of all perpetrators; and to compensate victims and their successors.
