Some scholars call it a security grid, Matt tells me.

And that is also when you begin to see the really systematic repression of the Rohingya.

And so they begin imposing this security grid on the kind of three main townships where, you know, like a million Rohingya are living in that area.

And this doesn't allow them to travel out of those three townships without permission.

It doesn't allow them to get married without permission.

It doesn't allow them to have a child without permission.

I mean, I've talked to friends who are Burmese friends who are doctors in that area who have described a woman who is having complications in childbirth, who is not allowed to leave the area because she's not able to get permission to leave the township.

It's almost like a community note you might see on X today, so people would know it's hate speech.