The Oppressed People of Burma

Myanmar, like many other Southeast Asian countries, is a culturally diverse ethnic settlement. Unfortunately, unlike people in other countries, the people of Myanmar are deprived of their human rights. Since the military government replaced the Burmese government in 1988, the people of Myanmar were one of the most oppressed people in the world. Continuation of government atrocities draws attention of many foreigners around the world who are increasingly obstructing the Burma problem and helping their people.

Considering the ethnic and religious oppression that Rohingya faces in Myanmar / Myanmar, this book is particularly timely. In August 2017, the Myanmar / Burma government and military began violent rape, killing and abusing men, women and children of Rohingya. Since August, more than 655,000 Rohingya striking the country (mainly in Bangladesh), the government continues to slaughter. Read more about this crisis here and learn how to help Rohingya refugees. "It is easy to achieve silence, what you have to do is make you feel the safest choice.For example, you can create a social media account for women by creating an anonymous social media account You can overwhelm criticism, sexual harassment, make speech uncomfortable, and threats You can talk about women or talk to them until you are wondering what women are trying to say.

However, not all suppressed people suppress their oppression. Some may understand that internalizing certain beliefs and stereotypes and initiating the process of consciously democratizing and releasing the spirit. Some people never notice the reality of their internalized repression and may inadvertently suppress themselves and others in their community. Some people may not internalize the harmful information imposed on them. Internalized suppression destroys us from a one-dimensional story made by oppressed people. Internalized suppression makes us guess ourselves. We pressed each other by internal pressure. When we see it in a person like us, the internalization of oppression will breathe us out and loop us.