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A Rohingya woman sits in her destroyed house at Basara camp in Sittwe on May 16, two days after Cyclona Mocha made landfall. (AFP)

Mocha should be a clarion call for international humanitarian actors working in Rakhine

An overreliance on the junta for access and insufficient engagement with local actors has hampered the international response to Cyclone Mocha in Rakhine State. It’s time for a new approach.

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