Myanmar has been
under control of dictatorship since 1962, the regime has been using nationalism
and religion to keep their power longer and stronger. Democratic movements and
struggles for freedom have been started through different ways but the regime
has been continuously persecuting and torturing the freedom fighters and human
right activists.
In 1988, a nationwide
revolution occurred and the regime cracked down the peaceful demonstrations and
pretended as if they were doing good things, they spent 25 years to write a
racist constitution of 2008. I don’t
mind the regime’s propaganda but how can these religious persons insult their
religion in the name of religion?
Most of the monks in
Myanmar are Awakyunetha Rakhine Buddhists, there were more than 3 million
Rakhine Buddhists in Bangladesh but the number decreased less than one million
in Bangladesh and increased in Myanmar, most them became monks after migration
from Bangladesh.
Since 1942, one of
the historic and most horrendous mass killings has been being carried out
against a Muslim Rohingya community, a community who has been living in the
western part of Burma from the time of immemorial. The recent ethnic of
cleansing of the mentioned community that was instigated in June 2012 is not
stopped and over yet.
The United States has also expressed
concern over ongoing fighting with ethnic minority groups and violence against
ethnic Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar's western Rakhine state, as well as the
government's continued military ties with North Korea.
Activists say the United States has pressed Myanmar consistently on human rights but warn that a surge in economic and other ties could may push the issue down the priority list.
Activists say the United States has pressed Myanmar consistently on human rights but warn that a surge in economic and other ties could may push the issue down the priority list.
Burmese president
TheinSein's speech to the people of Burma and the UNHCR chief is the evidence of racism . Thein Sein
listens to every word of Rakhine and obeys Rakhine leaders; he doesn’t want to
care the World and reality. Why does the regime become Rakhine ‘s slaves ?
The army, police and
the State govern fail to provide and deliver the humanitarian aids to the
victim on time as well as knowingly disturbing Local and International NGO's
from helping the victims in the Concentration Champs. Therefore, many children
and elderly people have lost their lives due to malnutrition and diseases.
When Rakhine mob
attacking and stopping NGO personal from helping the victims, Police, Army and
State authorities fail to stop the mob by ignoring the incident.
There is no Law and Order fairly enforced in the
region and the victims are living under plight of none or minimal survival
conditions.
The small incident in
Yamethin and other small area within Burma are starting examples.
Government will blame
the outside Internet sources and the Monks, but they are responsible to stop
the promoter Monks and the people who spread the hate to the violence now .
What we see is army is busy with displacement of Rohingya rather than stopping
the mob in the town from burning the victims homes more.
Where is the Justice
in the World ? What is the future of Rohingya people ? If it is not the crime
against Humanity then what can we name it ? What can we do to bring justice to
the people that are voluntarily involve in the crime against humanity?
President
TheinSein set up the commission in response to international criticism over the
government’s handling of the clashes. Rights groups say the minority Rohingya
group bore the brunt of action by Burmese security forces. No Rohingyas are part
of the investigating team.
The majority of both the Rohingya and Buddhists are welcoming the UNHCR and NGOs efforts to bring relief to the displaced and to those whose homes were damaged during the violence.
The majority of both the Rohingya and Buddhists are welcoming the UNHCR and NGOs efforts to bring relief to the displaced and to those whose homes were damaged during the violence.
For us, human rights
and rule of law went together,” SuuKyi said. “Unless there is rule of law,
there can be no guarantee of human rights… Rule of law is what rules our lives
from day to day. If it is rule of unjust laws, then we are ruled unjustly from
day to day.” The question is “ Who can implement such rule and order in
Myanmar?”
In 1978, the Burmese military devised and implemented
operation 'Nagamin' (Dragon King). Officially, this campaign aimed at
'scrutinising each individual living in the state, designating citizens and
foreigners in accordance with the law and taking actions against foreigners who
have filtered into the country illegally'. In practice, this meant mass
killings of Rohingya civilians, rape, torture, religious persecution and more.
Rohingya children were killed for no greater an offense than the mother failing
to show proper identity cards. More than 200,000 Rohingyas fled the country
into Bangladesh during that time.
In 1991, the government conducted another similar drive which resulted in another exodus of Rohingya refugees into Bangladesh. This time, international pressure halted this genocidal purge early. Since then, oppression against the Rohingyas has been more subtle, designed to escape international attention, till the bloody riots flared up in Rakhine province this year.
In 1991, the government conducted another similar drive which resulted in another exodus of Rohingya refugees into Bangladesh. This time, international pressure halted this genocidal purge early. Since then, oppression against the Rohingyas has been more subtle, designed to escape international attention, till the bloody riots flared up in Rakhine province this year.
The immediate cause of the bloody riots of 2012 ,in Arakan State of Myanmar, was the rape and murder of ThidarHtwe, a Rakhine woman as she made her way home from a nearby village. The alleged perpetrators of this heinous crime were three Rohingya youths, though it is impossible to verify whether they were actually guilty. Tensions between the two communities have existed for generations. The rape and murder of ThidarHtwe was the spark that lit the tinderbox. Many analysts have suggested that this murder and rape was planned and executed by a vested quarter that wanted to inflame anti-Rohingya sentiments at a critical point of the country's history to deprive them, once and for all, of their place in this nation. Racist monks do not care hundreds of rape cases, why did they emphasize Thidar Htwe? Was she God of those racist monks?
Every day, Buddhist monks burn Muslims houses in Arakan
State, Buddhists loot , rob, kill and rape Muslim Rohingya of Arakan, there is
Government in our country, how can they do inhumane attacks against humanity.
Is it real Buddhism? Buddhism is a peaceful religion, the Buddhism encourage love
and tolerance, I don’t understand that “why do Buddhist monks in Myanmar convert
to Racism” Do Bamar people have blood or not, why are Bamar leaders worshiping Rakhine people whose attitude against Bamar
are clear in http://leebamar.blogspot.com/?
Zaw Lwin Oo
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