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Mass "genocide" in Burma?
Has anyone else heard about this? It's all over the internet. According to unofficial reports, there is an attempted 'mass genocide' of Rohingya Muslims in Burma, and the Burmese government and international media are doing nothing to stop it. This has been happening since June.
An article I found (http://www.restlessbeings.org/projec...-the-rohingyas) I know it's long but it just gives you an idea of what's going on. Quote:
And according to the Pakistani Observer, 20,000 Rohingyan Muslims have been killed, tortured and displaced by the extrimist Bhuddists in Burma's Rakhine province. I know some of this information might not be 100% true but it can't all be made up. A lot people are trying to spread awareness - for example on Twitter, all you have to do is type 'burma' in the search box and it's filled with users trying to create some attention. Protesting has also been done in India in front of the Burma Embassy as shown below http://islampeace1.files.wordpress.c...59_n.jpg?w=604 and in Bradford two months ago http://static.restlessbeings.org/cke...jpg?1340036436 http://static.restlessbeings.org/cke...jpg?1340036457 But international media still remain silent. Some more articles about the killings: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012...?newsfeed=true http://blogs.thenews.com.pk/blogs/20...rmese-muslims/ http://www.thenews.com.pk/Todays-New...ims-in-Myanmar So where the hell is international media? Why are they not reporting this?? Are they purposely ignoring the situation as people keep saying? |
Online campaign:
http://www.burmacampaign.org.uk/ Petition: http://www.change.org/petitions/ohch...thnic-genocide |
Wouldn't surprise me if the West were ignoring it... not much oil in Myanmar :pipe:
but no there're still far too many atrocities going on in the world, but our whole "and finally lol" news culture, and the dumbing down of the press, means we rarely see it. |
It's been happening for years in Burma, recently they're meant to be embracing democracy though and being welcomed back into the international community, countries are starting to lift the sanctions on them and stuff because there's quite big economic opportunities there, which might be why they're now willing to turn a bit more of a blind eye so as not to ruin that
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I think Myanmar must be top of the list for human rights violations. Atrocities there have been happening for many many years, and yet they are rarely reported on.
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