It was an honour to address the @UN Human Rights Council at #HRC63 today. I was able to share what our #Rohingya brothers and sisters are enduring in Rakhine State, in the refugee camps in Bangladesh and around the world. Our message to Member States was clear: Rohingya are being erased from our homeland. We face two oppressors, the military and the Arakan Army, both denying our identity, our rights and our future. For decades, the UN has documented our persecution. There is no lack of evidence or international law. What has been missing is action. UN High Commissioner @volker_turk’s message was clear too: years of international efforts have failed. States need a ‘reality check’ in their approach, and engagement with the military cannot continue without meaningful pressure for change. Rohingya must not be forced back while conditions remain unsafe. Rohingya must lead decisions about our return, with protection, equal rights, restoration of our land and citizenship. International law must be enforced.