“Tools of Genocide” “A.Z.,” 78, shows proof of his residence in Myanmar: “I have the family photo. I have my documents for my land. I have my family card.” He fled Myanmar Army-led attacks in northern Rakhine State 16 days after they began. “They were burning villages,” he recalled. “I did not take the NVC card. Once you take it, you become Bengali . . . [O]ur movements [in Myanmar] were seriously restricted. We were not even allowed to go to the next neighborhood.” ©Saiful Huq Omi, Counter Foto, Cox’s Bazar District, Bangladesh, August 2019