Issues Regading the Rohingya Ethnic in Myanmar

Research background Today, there are too many conflicts and problems related to ethnic problems in some countries of the world. Years ago, in the world there were racial issues in Africa, "apartheid". Fortunately, this problem was settled peacefully. However, the conflict between these peoples has been occurring all over the world for many years, some of which still can not be solved. One of the problems is about the Rohingya ethnic group of Myanmar. Before discussing the cause of this ethnic problem and how human security responds to this question, let's first introduce who Rohingya is.

Begum is Rohingya, who has undergone systematic discrimination and persecution by the Burmese government for decades and is not a majority Muslim minority who does not recognize civil rights in Myanmar. In August, a small group of Myanmar police officers, Arakan Rohingya Solidarity Army killed 12 Myanmar police officers, conducted "cleanup activities" on Rohingya's people, burned down the village and killed them. General citizens of Rohingya who destroy their homes and schools. According to the report, there is still a homicide. Over the past 4 months, more than 600,000 Rohingya fled to neighboring Bangladesh - the fastest growing population since the genocide in Rwanda

This junction was held in Rohingya, Myanmar. Who is Rohingya? Rohingya people are minority minorities of minority Muslims practicing the variants of Sufism in Soun Muslims. Most of Myanmar's Rohingya live in Rakhine State and occupy nearly one-third of the population, which are different from Myanmar's main Buddhist group in terms of race, language and religion . In 2015, they received a blue bolt, and the Myanmar government called Rohingya "a stateless enterprise" and it was regarded as a refugee only from Bangladesh. Interestingly, Bangladesh regards it as an unwelcome refuge from Myanmar, leaving the entire group floating in the air without legal citizenship. It brought a major crisis to the people of Myanmar, the military and the suburbs of Rakhine province, began to rape and kill Rohingya, and eloquently called it "moral cleanup".

Burma government officials, media commentators, and Buddhist religious leaders all claim that Rohingya is an illegal immigrant from Bangladesh. It is worth noting that the Myanmar government officially approved 135 ethnic groups and these groups acquired certain rights of the 2008 Constitution, but Rohingya's people were completely eliminated. The main belief for Myanmar is that Rohingya should not grant citizenship to Rohingya, as Rohingya is trying to establish his country off Myanmar and threaten the territorial sovereignty of the country. However, this situation is unlikely to occur