Rohingya Monitor Publishes the Detailed List of 51 Rohingya Villagers Abducted by Militant Arakan Army from Ah Nauk Pyin
Key Takeaway
Rohingya Monitor today publishes the full documented list of 51 Rohingya residents abducted from Ah Nauk Pyin village in Rathedaung Township by the militant Arakan Army (AA) between September and 10 October 2026. One of the detainees was killed and his body returned to the village. The remaining residents have been ordered to leave by 17 October or face death.
This is the documented list of 51 Rohingya villagers abducted from Ah Nauk Pyin village in Rathedaung Township. The militant Arakan Army (AA) accused the villagers of providing information to the Myanmar military and ARSA. Based on these false accusations, the militant Arakan Army (AA) abducted 51 Rohingya villagers from Ah Nauk Pyin between September 2026 and 10 October 2026.
One of the detained Rohingya villagers was killed, and his dead body was returned to the village. The remaining villagers are living in a dire situation under the control of the militant Arakan Army (AA).
In 2024, more than 600 Rohingya were killed in Hoyyar Siri. Another estimated 400 or more fleeing Rohingya were killed in drone attacks and brush fire near the Naf River. Hundreds more Rohingya have been killed, girls raped, and many detained in villages including Tamin Chaung, Karuk Chaung, Ah Nauk Pyin, Pu Zun Chaung and others.
Due to the continuous violence carried out by the militant Arakan Army (AA) since it gained control over large parts of Arakan State, Rohingya communities still living in the state remain under serious fear and constant threat.
The villagers of Ah Nauk Pyin have urgently called on the Rohingya community and the international community to protect the abducted people and the remaining residents of the village. They face severe threats from the militant Arakan Army (AA). The militants have warned that if the villagers do not leave Ah Nauk Pyin by 17 October 2026, they will all be beheaded or killed.
List of the 51 Abducted Rohingya villagers from Ah Nauk Pyin by militant Arakan Army (AA)
Click this file to see and download the full detailed report of the 51 abducted Rohingya villagers from Ah Nauk Pyin by the militant Arakan Army (AA) between September and 10th October 2026, prepared by the Rohingya Monitor.
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