OUR FALLEN HEROES, OUR BROTHERS who were brutally murdered in the orchestrated, preplanned Guimara attack by the BD Army on September 28, 2025, a horrific act that is part of the ongoing ethnic cleansing and genocide in the CHT. It is beyond comprehension that we continue to lose our siblings every year, and it never ends. *Although the media reported that only three Jummas were murdered on that day, several eyewitnesses claim that the number is at least 6! **The spelling of names may not be entirely accurate.

Cremation of Akrau Marma an hour ago, one of the martyrs of September 28, Guimara Genoc*ide, carried out by the Bengali settlers, army and police. Never forgive us for we could not save you, brother. Never! Never let us forget what they did to you! Never! You did nothing wrong. You just demanded justice for your sister who was brutally raped by the settlers. Rest in resistance, dear MARTYR.

The Bengali settlers have just attacked on the peaceful Jumma protesters!

You won’t find this in any national news, but a mass protest led by a student platform called “Jumma Chatra Janata” is going on in the Chittagong Hill Tracts against the systemic pattern of rape that has been being committed by Bengali settlers and the military for decades. The Jumma people have reached their breaking point. They want to survive. They want to defend themselves. They want to protect their sisters from being preyed upon by the state machinery. They demand that Bangladesh safeguard the rights of Jumma women and the Jumma people as a whole. They want Jumma women’s mobility to no longer be restricted because of the insecurity the settlers and the military pose. They want a homeland free from settlers and the military. They want their land rights restored.

Today marks one year of the historic demonstration that approximately 40,000 of Jumma students had staged in Chittagong Hill Tracts. Although, the powerful forces succeeded in suppressing the movement by meticulously planning a a Bengali settler’s death, they will never be able to silence it. The truth always finds its way out. May the fighting spirit of the young generation for their homeland never cease! The VICTORY will be ours.

These are the real faces of the terrorists in the CHT. Bangladesh cultivates and gives them shelter in our homeland to carry out systemic ethnic cleansing against the Jummas! #SaveCHT #ChittagongHillTracts

Just In Allegedly, the military attempting to save six armed settler Bengali terrorists are carrying out an indiscriminate gunfire against the innocent Jumma civilians at Guimara, Khagrachari of Chittagong Hill Tracts. The insight is yet to be confirmed.

Bangladesh, Free Bawm Civilians!

Lal Tleng Kim Bawm (Athleng), a 30-year-old Bawm youth unjustly detained by the state, has died today—allegedly due to the denial of critical medical treatment. Athleng was one of 49 Bawm civilians—including men, women, children, pregnant women, and even thalassemia patients—who were arrested on April 8 last year during a joint forces operation. The raid was carried out in the name of targeting the Kuki-Chin National Front (KNF), an armed group based in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT). Athleng took his final breath today while being taken to Chittagong Medical College Hospital, after his health had severely deteriorated. Notably, the KNF was fostered under the patronage of the Bangladesh military as part of a broader “divide and rule” strategy aimed at deepening rifts among the Jumma peoples. Athleng was detained without trial for a long year after his arrest and was not provided adequate medical treatment even after his health condition got worsened., tells his family. At present, over 100 individuals remain unjustly imprisoned in jails across Bandarban and Chittagong, including two thalassemia patients, 25 women, and three children—one of whom was born behind bars. Just a month ago, a school teacher from the Khumi community was also arrested. This dangerous pattern of arbitrary arrests, prolonged detentions without trial, and the murders of Bawm civilians reflects a systemic strategy of ethnic cleansing aimed at eroding the demographic presence of Jumma peoples in the CHT. The world cannot remain silent as an entire population faces a systemic and ongoing process of genocide every single day. Over 4,000 members of the approximately 13,000 Bawm population have already been forced to flee to neighboring countries—driven out by the state’s indiscriminate and ongoing crackdown. They’ve had to abandon the land they call home, the country that was supposed to protect them. Village after village now stands deserted—homes left behind by Bawm families fleeing the Bangladesh Army’s relentless and brutal crackdown. Those Bawm people who remain live under constant fear. Even Bawm students studying outside the CHT often cannot return home because of the ongoing oppression. The people are forced to get military approval just to move or carry everyday essentials like groceries. Bangladesh has failed its Hill People. Never Stop Talking About The Bawm People!