8. Compelling ASEAN to Uphold International Law The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) must be compelled to take a more active stance in addressing the crisis and ensuring that Myanmar upholds its obligations under international law. Neighbouring countries, especially Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia, should be encouraged to join regional initiatives for the protection and relocation of Rohingya refugees. 9. Supporting Independent Reporting The international community should provide resources for independent bodies to document crimes and collect evidence. Additionally, efforts must be coordinated with the United Nation’s Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar (IIMM) to preserve testimonies and material evidence for future prosecution. 10. Provision of Humanitarian Assistance Governments and international NGOs must urgently provide humanitarian assistance to Rohingyas in both Myanmar and neighbouring countries like Bangladesh. Food, medical care, shelter, and trauma support should be delivered to those displaced by violence, ensuring their basic rights under international humanitarian law. To Human Rights Organizations & NGOs: We request: ● Expanding documentation efforts for future legal action ● Increasing pressure on the UN to provide humanitarian aid despite Myanmar’s restrictions To International Legal Bodies (ICC, ICJ, and UNHCR): We request: 1. Pursuing universal jurisdiction cases against military and AA leaders 99