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Whatever the ICJ Rules, the Arakan Army Is Beyond Its Reach | News.gg

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Published 2 days ago · The Diplomat · Updated 5 minutes ago

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The armed group’s treatment of the Rohingya amounts to crimes against humanity – but because it is driving them into Bangladesh, the ICC has the power to act.

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Whatever the ICJ Rules, the Arakan Army Is Beyond Its Reach

The armed group’s treatment of the Rohingya amounts to crimes against humanity – but because it is driving them into Bangladesh, the ICC has the power to act.

By Ashley S. Kinseth · Nov 10, 2026, 4:06 AM UTC

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Whatever the ICJ Rules, the Arakan Army Is Beyond Its Reach
The armed group’s treatment of the Rohingya amounts to crimes against humanity – but because it is driving them into Bangladesh, the ICC has the power to act.
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