Rohingya’s Current Situation
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Rohingya’s Current Situation
Rohingya’s Current Situation
- More than 1.500.000 of Rohingya Muslims fled to Bangladesh due to the military campaign against them.
- Most of the Rohingya Muslims’ properties and homes were destroyed in several cities in the province of Arakan. As a result, they escaped to the neighboring areas and other countries.
- There has been a significant rise in the number of refugees in the UN camps and the random camps which are described as the worst in the world.
- There is an ongoing media obscuring by the Myanmar Government where journalists and media personnel are not allowed to cover the situation of the Rohingya.
- Martial laws are imposed for a prolonged period during which the Rohingya people are randomly arrested and they would not be released before paying an exorbitant parole.
- Increasing abuse of women, looting of funds, confiscation of property, forced labor, and religious discrimination.
- Encouraging ethnic Rakhine and Buddhists living in Arakan province to persecute their Rohingya neighbours by providing them with weapons.
- Restricting the access of international and Islamic aid and the entry of humanitarian organizations into the region.
- The government is insisting on denying citizenship to the Rohingya and denying them all their rights.