Aung Myo Htun ( Kelly)
Nov 5, 2017

Rohingya Crisis in Myanmar

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After attacks between ASRA Muslim extremist group and the Myanmar military, millions of Rohingya Muslims have been fleeing to Bangladesh. Yet before we discuss this issue, we first need to know who the Rohingya people are and where they came from. Some experts say that the Rohingya Muslims came into the Rakhine State of Myanmar from the border of Myanmar and Bangladesh. A variety of reasons have been pondered - were they emigrated by the British colonial government? The military government, which had attempted a coup? Nonetheless, the actual problem must be faced - they were forced to flee.

European countries have accused Myanmar of violating human rights in our treatment of Rohingya Muslims. However, our de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel Prize laureate, has strongly stated that no kind of ethnic cleansing has ever happened in Rakhine state. All of Myanmar’s citizens, including Buddhists, Muslims, Hindus, and Christians stand with our leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

I have two questions for you. 1) Is this situation ethnic cleansings or threats from extremists, such as in India-Kashmir and Indonesia? 2) Who are the ASRA extremist groups?

If you are interested in this crisis, please share with us your experiences or opinions .

 

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