2. Recognizing Rohingya persecution as genocide under the 1948 Genocide Convention To Regional Governments & ASEAN: ● Imposing targeted sanctions on Myanmar military and AA leaders ● Strengthening border security to combat human trafficking ● Providing legal pathways for Rohingya refugees instead of treating them as illegal migrants Many testimonies provide a comprehensive insight into how propaganda and misinformation sustain the persecution of the Rohingya in Myanmar. The collusion between state and non-state actors, including the Myanmar military, the AA, and local Buddhist nationalists, demonstrates the deeply embedded nature of Rohingya oppression. To challenge propaganda system of persecution, there is an urgent need for: ● International accountability measures against both state and non-state actors involved in using propaganda to strengthen the Rohingya oppression. ● Counter-propaganda efforts to expose false narratives and highlight Rohingya history and rights. ● Protective mechanisms to shield Rohingya from propaganda, extortion, violence, and forced displacement. 100