families to find food or shelter, forcing many, including Mohammad shorif’s (Name Changed), to flee without provisions. The situation worsened as healthcare facilities were either destroyed or overwhelmed with an influx of survivors. Medical supplies and personnel were scarce, leaving many wounded and sick without treatment. Even after escaping to Bangladesh, life in the refugee camps remained harsh. Limited resources meant that food distribution was inconsistent, and healthcare services were inadequate due to overcrowding. Mohammad shorif (Name Changed) struggled to receive medical care, leading to a deterioration in his health over time. The hardships of displacement only reinforced the deep suffering experienced by him and his community. Haroon (name changed) mentions that during the conflict, access to essential resources such as food, shelter, and healthcare became nearly impossible. Both the military and the AA imposed severe restrictions, cutting off the Rohingya from vital supplies. Movement was heavily restricted, preventing people from traveling to access food or medical care. Markets and shops were forcibly shut down, leaving families struggling to secure even basic necessities. As a result, the Rohingya community faced extreme hardship, suffering from hunger, lack of medical treatment, and deteriorating living conditions. Mg Mg testifies before and during the conflict, access to basic necessities such as food, shelter, and healthcare was limited. While Mg Mg Tin states that he was able to receive partial healthcare, his mother was injured during clashes between the AA and the Myanmar military junta. The testimony highlights the precarious position of Rohingya civilians, who often become collateral damage in conflicts between warring factions. Despite the presence of humanitarian needs, both the AA and Myanmar junta restricted movement, making it difficult for Rohingya civilians to seek medical assistance and safety. Yahaya’s testimony also reveals that the Rohingya were deprived of essential resources such as food, shelter, and medical care. The AA imposed severe movement restrictions, preventing access to daily necessities. Additionally, NGOs providing 42