Bangladesh, July 21 -- In the shadow of Myanmars ongoing civil war, a chilling and largely overlooked campaign of extermination is unfolding. Far from the headlines dominated by armed clashes, a slow and calculated weaponization of starvation and deprivation is being deployed against the Rohingya people, with devastating consequences. Over the past few weeks alone, at least 25 Rohingya have died from starvation and another seven from a lack of medical care, according to reports from the Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK (BROUK) and investigative coverage by The Washington Post. These deaths are not incidental or collateral damage of conflict-they are the direct outcome of deliberate policies imposed by Myanmars military junta, marking a ne...