UN secretary general decries 'horrendous persecution' of Rohingya in Myanmar

The last kingdom of Rakhine was founded and its capital city is located in Murauk, a border between Buddhism and Asian Muslims, and this city is one of Asia 's wealthiest cities. In 1785, it was ruled by Burma

The Muslim community of Rakhine State rapidly expanded during the colonial period and doubled in the 1880s and 1930s. Expansion of rice cultivation requires a large labor force, mainly filled by Muslim workers in the neighboring Bangladesh.

Rakhine State is the forefront of Japanese troops and allies. Muslims are mostly parented British, and Joshua Buddhists originally backed the Japanese.

Shortly after Burma was independent of British rule, the Muslim insurgency took place in Rakhine province, seeking equal rights and autonomous regions. The rebellion was finally defeated

Military rule began. The right of Rohingya before the coup eroded. In 1978 and 1991, more than 200,000 Muslims arrived in Bangladesh throughout Bangladesh due to intense exercise by the government.

With the new citizenship law, 135 ethnic groups were identified. Rohingya is not one of them, it is effectively a stateless person

In the first democratic election after the conclusion of military rule, Rohingya was not allowed to participate as a candidate and was not allowed to participate as a voter. The party of Aung San Suu Kyi won, and she became the de facto leader to power sharing agreement with the army.

According to official media reports, about 300 Rohingya murdered nine police officers and attacked Rakhine's border zone. These attacks caused a strong repression by the Burmese army and brought evacuation to Bangladesh of 87,000 Rohingya. The Rohingya Rebellion Group now known as the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) insists on responsibility for border attacks

Burma's official media reported that 12 security guards were killed by ARSA rebels, with a series of cooperative attacks against at least 20 police stations and Rakhine military bases. The military responded to what they called "purification strategy", burning the village, causing a massive escape from Rohingya to Bangladesh.

Mr. Aung San Suu Ky condemned human rights violation with a speech made on television, but was widely criticized for not recognizing the doubt of the martial atrocities. The Burmese army repeatedly denies atrocities and states that its goal is terrorists.

After escaping violence in Burma on August 25, more than 600,000 Rohingya refugees arrived in Bangladesh.

UN officials and Human Rights Watch mentioned persecution of Rohingya in Myanmar as ethnic cleansing. Myanmar's Special Human Rights Special Envoy on Myanmar has reported that "There is a possibility of constituting a crime against humanity for many years, discrimination and persecution for the Rohingya community ..." and warns that genocide is in progress. Yanghee Lee, a UN special investigator in Myanmar, thinks that the country wants to expel the whole population of Rohingya. Rohingies believe that they are indigenous people in the western part of Myanmar, have a history of over a thousand years, are influenced by Arabs, Mughals and Portuguese. The community claims that it is the descendant of Arakan's original colonies and Arakan colonies; historically this area was an independent kingdom between Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent. Legislators of Rohingya were elected to the Burmese parliament until persecution increased in the second half of the 20th century

If you are not accustomed to persecution of a minority of Rohingya minorities in Myanmar and are called "minorities not the most persecuted in the world" by the United Nations, please read my blog post on this topic . Many Rohingya refugees and refugees from Somalia were sent to Kansas State Garden City (a red dot towards the top) to work for Tyson Foods.

People of Rohingya, also called Arabian Indians, are stateless people in Myanmar. They are declared by the United Nations that they are minorities in the world that are least persecuted. According to the Burma Nationality Act of 1982, the population of Rohingya was deprived of citizenship. Because the Burmese troops are under military repression, they have to run away. More than 6,700 people of Rohingya were murdered in August 2017. They have many people in different cities in India, but the Indian government does not recognize them as refugees. Most refugees moved to Bangladesh. Migration and forced relocation of large refugees. As of December 2017 Rohingya refugees are faced with multiple protection risks. India refused to allow entrance to Rohingya refugees to pose a security threat, but 40,000 refugees still seek refugees in Assam and West Bengal. This is a threat as Rohingya army group is declared terrorist by Myanmar anti-terror authorities.