Bangladesh Police and Rakhine Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) clashed in a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar district of Bangladesh, killing one refugee. Six were injured.
In the middle of February 22, two Rohingya students were injured in a clash between two sides at the Balukhali-8 refugee camp in Cox's Bazar district, according to a refugee in the camp.
In the evening of that day, Kutu Palaung Refugee Camp No. 5, On the 6th and 7th, fighting broke out again and five Rohingya were injured. Among the five, Salim Mazhi, the leader of Camp No. 5, died the next morning at a Chittagong hospital.
As it was reported that ARSA troops were sheltering in these refugee camps, the Bangladeshi police chased and arrested them and opened fire.
Last September 29, 2021, the leader of the Rohingya activists, Mohi Ullah, was assassinated.
After that, an attack on a religious school in Refugee Camp No. 18 killed six people, including three religious teachers.
After that, in every camp, camp leaders, A Rohingya refugee, who did not want to be named, said that religious leaders and Rohingya activists are being oppressed and killed.
He also said that because of these attacks, the Rohingya refugees are living in fear. Currently, members of ARSPH, who are leading efforts for peace and human rights of the Rohingya community, are being targeted and threatened.
The refugees are demanding that the United Nations and the international community pay attention to the security of the refugees and relocate them to a safe place.