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Children arrive at a school in Inn Din village, Maungdaw Township, in November 2018. (Steve Tickner | Frontier)
Children arrive at a school in Inn Din village, Maungdaw Township, in November 2018. (Steve Tickner | Frontier)

Inn Din’s story, three years later

Rakhine and Rohingya worked together to prevent bloodshed at Inn Din village during communal violence in 2012, but by the time the Tatmadaw arrived on August 27, 2017 the trust between them had collapsed.

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