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

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The article argues that the Arakan Army’s treatment of Rohingya people amounts to crimes against humanity and is beyond the reach of the International Court of Justice. It says the International Criminal Court may have jurisdiction because the alleged displacement of Rohingya crosses into Bangladesh.

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.