Part 8/11:
Many Rohingya continue to undertake risky sea journeys, often with the help of local fishermen and community leaders guided by traditional maritime laws known as "Pang Malau." While fishermen frequently encounter stranded or distressed boats, fears of backlash or legal repercussions now influence their willingness to assist. Trafficking networks, fueled by transnational crime, thrive on this human trade, arresting fishermen and cracking down on smuggling operations.