This undated handout picture released by the Bangladesh's Armed Police Battalion on Jan 16, 2022 shows Mohammad Shah Ali, the brother of Ataullah Abu Ammar Jununi, leader of Rohingya insurgency group Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) who was arrested from a refugee camp with local made arms and drugs in Bangladesh's border district of Cox's Bazar. - AFP
COX'S BAZAR (Bangladesh) Jan 16, 2022 (AFP): Bangladesh police said Sunday they had arrested the brother of a notorious insurgent leader whose organisation has been blamed for murders and drug trafficking in sprawling Rohingya refugee camps.
The country is home to around 850,000 members of the stateless Muslim minority, who live in patchwork and overcrowded settlements after fleeing systemic discrimination and violence in neighbouring Myanmar.
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