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The article examines the influence of international human rights actors on justice for Rohingya women and critiques existing mechanisms.

International ‘Victim-centred’ Justice and the Crisis of Legitimacy: Who Speaks on Behalf of Rohingya Women?

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The article examines the influence of international human rights actors on justice for Rohingya women and critiques existing mechanisms.
Analysis of international justice processes regarding Rohingya women's rights
Discussion of engagement strategies with victim communities
Examination of the gap between international mechanisms and local needs
Current justice mechanisms fail to meet the specific needs of Rohingya women.
International actors are more responsive to civil society than to victim communities.
Efforts at consultation are limited to informing women about existing systems rather than involving them meaningfully.

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This article explores international justice processes for Rohingya women, suggesting a gap in genuine community engagement.

Brown et al. (2026) studied this question.

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