Dream - A video shows a group of Rohingya refugees in Aceh, mostly women and children, crying in fear after being forcibly expelled by a mob of students. In the video circulating on social media X, a group of students wearing green uniforms shout in a shelter to disperse the Rohingya refugees.

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Account X @herricahyadi's post mentioned that the student mass forced the Rohingya refugees to disperse. Their actions even made women and children cry in fear. A Rohingya woman was seen carrying a baby while crying helplessly. The sound of children crying could also be heard amidst the shouts of the incoming student mass."

The expulsion action by students against Rohingya refugees occurred at a temporary shelter in the Meuseuraya Aceh building (BMA). The action started when several groups of student masses from several universities in Aceh held a demonstration in front of the BMA building on Wednesday, December 27, 2023. In their speech, the students asked the Rohingya refugees to leave.

Only, when the student action coordinator was negotiating with the officers on duty, the crowd behind suddenly ran and rushed into the basement where the Rohingya refugees were located. In fact, the students seemed to forcibly pull and engage in violent actions such as throwing bottles of mineral water towards women and children and kicking objects around.

The majority of Rohingya refugees, who are mostly women and children, can only cry in fear. Some of them are seen begging for forgiveness. Meanwhile, the combined forces of the police and the Public Order Agency (Satpol PP) are unable to contain the crowd, which is said to number in the hundreds.

The following is the translation of the text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving the HTML tags: "The Rohingya refugees were then transported using provided trucks. They, consisting of children, men, and women, were taken to the Aceh Kemenkumham office, which is approximately 1 kilometer away from the BMA building. The student masses admitted to rejecting the Rohingya refugees due to their bad behavior."

Meanwhile, UNHCR expressed concern over the actions of students attacking the shelter for vulnerable Rohingya residents. UNHCR then requested additional protection for the Rohingya. UNHCR stated that there were 137 refugees who were eventually relocated.

"The incident has left the refugees in shock and trauma," said a statement from UNHCR, as quoted from liputan6.com. In addition, UNHCR highlights the impact of misinformation and hate speech that targets the Rohingya refugees."