We are very grateful to all the Rohingya women and men who shared their time, knowledge, analysis and experiences for the purpose of this paper. We extend special respect and thanks to the Rohingya women and men who contributed their research skills and expert analysis but cannot be named due to safety concerns in Myanmar, Bangladesh, India and Malaysia. Their quiet and important work cannot be credited, but it is acknowledged and appreciated. We would also like to thank Siobhan Mullally, UN Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in Persons Especially Women and Children for her participation in focus groups associated with this paper, and for her careful and attentive listening. We hope that this paper will contribute at least in a small way to Rohingyas’ quest for justice, peace and safety. 4