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A Rakhine family shelters at Tain Myo IDP camp in Mrauk-U Township in September last year. Tens of thousands of Rakhine State residents have been displaced by conflict between the Arakan Army and Tatmadaw since December 2018. (Kyaw Lin Htoon | Frontier)

ASEAN must do more in Rakhine

Regional action is needed to stem the unprecedented violence in Rakhine State and should include a push by ASEAN leaders for a ceasefire between the Tatmadaw and Arakan Army.

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