Stop Genocide in Rakhine Rohinga (Myanmar)

aljana (30)in #stop • 7 years ago (edited)

Refugees fleeing Burma have accused protection forces of burning and beheading Rohingya kids in what they have got described as “genocide” against the Muslim minority.

Violence erupted within the western Rakhine country just over a week in the past when the government of Burma, also known as Myanmar, claimed it became cracking down on insurgents following an assault on police.

however the Rohingya accused protection officials and Buddhist mobs of burning their villages down – leaving them pressured to flee across the border to Bangladesh.

around four hundred people are believed to had been killed in the violent clashes, with a further 40,000 fleeing the country.
inside the first six days after the August 25 assaults, the worldwide organization for Migration said at least 18,000 Rohingya arrived in Bangladesh.

Myanmar’s navy commander showed 399 humans had been killed and said maximum of them had been Rohingya insurgents – which they defined as terrorists.

The authorities has accuses the insurgents of burning houses and killing contributors of the Buddhist ethnic Rakhine network.
but advocates for the Rohingya, an oppressed Muslim minority in overwhelmingly Buddhist Burma, stated protection forces and vigilantes attacked and burned Rohingya villages, capturing civilians and causing others to escape.

The rebel institution that claimed duty for last week's assaults, the Arakan Rohingya Salvation military (ARSA), stated it acted to defend Rohingya communities.

it's far almost impossible to verify records issued by both the authorities or Rohingya sympathisers due to the fact the authorities has barred most newshounds from the place, except on restrained respectable guided tours.

A human rights group, improve Rights, said that witnesses who escaped have supported accusations by way of Rohingya advocates that authorities protection employees and civilian vigilantes "dedicated mass killings of Rohingya Muslim guys, girls and youngsters in Chut Pyin village, Rathedaung township, on August 27".

"Survivors and eyewitnesses from Chut Pyin told improve Rights that infantrymen and armed residents burned every residence within the village," the organization said in a statement.

It quoted a 41-year-antique survivor diagnosed by the pseudonym Abdul Rahman as saying that squaddies killed and burned his brother along with other sufferers.
"We observed (my other circle of relatives contributors) in the fields," it quoted him as saying. "they had marks on their bodies from bullets and some had cuts. My nephews, their heads have been off. One turned into six years old and the alternative changed into nine years old. My sister-in-law became shot with a gun."
British foreign Secretary Boris Johnson condemned the violence and stated the treatment of the Rohingya was “besmirching the reputation of Burma.”

Mr Johnson appealed on the united states’s leader Aung San Suu Kyi to step up and help with peace-making efforts.
most of Burma's expected one million Rohingya live within the Rakhine country.

They face extreme persecution, with the authorities refusing to understand them as a valid local ethnic minority, leaving them without citizenship and primary rights.

A message from Bangladeshi actor Illius Kanchan to all the world leaders to come forward and take action to stop the genocide of Rohingyas in Myanmar.

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Rohingya News - ANA Arakan - 4/9/2017 – Monday