National races never ever think of hatred

"I do not know because when you talk about the Rohingya, we are not quite sure who you are talking about. As …I said there is a problem about who we are referring to.”

(Chairperson Daw Aung San Suu Kyi of National League for Democracy Party responded to the question whether the Rohingyas should be regarded as Myanmar nationals).

In accordance to the above-mentioned answer of Auntie Suu, we need to simplify first ‘Who are the Rohingyas?’ Despite it is a highly controversial topic, it is undeniable that the word ‘Rohingya’ appeared in the country in the 1950s. It should be reconsidered that if a certain race had inhabited in the country aeons ago, then why were they recognized only in the 1950s?

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Open letter to Myanmar President U Thein Sein from Myanmar ethnic organizations based in Thailand

U Thein Sein

President

Naypyidaw

Republic of the Union of Myanmar

Subject : Calls for Myanmar Government to take prompt action immediately and
decisively to investigate the Bengali immigrants so-called Rohingya entering
Myanmar illegally and their genocide crimes and terrorism upon local Myanmar
ethnic groups.

Our stand is that we don't accept any terrorism. We strongly denounce these
current terrorists's acts of so-called Rohingya Bengali who killed Myanmar ethnic
minority in Maung-Daw region & Rakhine state's capital, Sittwe as well.

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BBC and Anna Jones need to apologize for their insult to Burmese people

We hereby strongly request the people from the Facebook to show your justice on BBC and to take action on reporter Anna Jones for her responsibility concerning to her previous article on http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-11595983, showing an un-acceptable Myanmar Map with Rohingya people depicting on the Rakhine State instead of original Rakhine/Arakanese people's pictured who have been there for centuries. We (both of Myanmar and Arakanese people) need an apology from BBC and the reporter for their mistake and a transparent investigation on Anna Jones for what she did, how she got the source to write this article and who have supported her!

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Open Letter Of Dr.Aye Chan to BBC Burmese

Dear BBC: I listened to your interview with U Tun Khin, the Chairman of the Rohingya Association of Britain on the morning Burmese program of September 1st, 2010. There are two dimensions in this case. We don't deny these Muslims have faced severe suppressions in the northern Arakan by the Burmese military. However, they are not only ethnic group under brutal oppression of the junta. We are wondering why the world's famous medias are more concerned with Rohingya than other ethnic minorities.

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RohingyaTerrorists’ tricks in Rakhine, Myanmar

The extremist terrorist Rohingers from Inbaba Bengali village, Sittwe set fire their own house trying to setting up the authority and local create the chaos. The fire was spread to the Kyaung Gyi street and Kone Tan street along with Chin Pyan street.
In Kone Tan quarter, While local Rakhines tried to extinguish, the extremist terrorist Rohingers riots and brawl with locals. During the riots, police arrived and they tried to calm down the riots with blank bullets. When the terrorist Rohingers knew the police were using blank bullets, they riots with crowds.

During the riots, ten local Rakhines injured and one of local has severe injury in shoulder. In local news agency said, during the riots from 18 to 20 June 2012 in Rakhine, thousands of  houses were burnt down, hundreds of Rakhineses were killed  and some injured people were sent to local hospitals. [12 Jun 2012]

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We are under attacked by rohingya terrorists.

In an article the Kaler Kantha, a Bengali news daily from Dhaka said
that just before the riot in Rakhine State, a Pakistani was seen
around the Rohingya camp and also among the Rohingya community in Cox's Bazaar and Chitagong. He came with a tourist visa and he was a one-time official of UNHCR in Bangladesh. Many incidences of Rohingya influx into Bangladesh took place during his tenure in the UNHCR.

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US applauds Myanmar response to Rakhine riots

The United States on 19 June praised the Myanmar government’s response to recent deadly riots and clashes in Rakhine State, Reuters reported.

The US did so despite criticism by rights group Amnesty International that the Myanmar government is still arresting Rohingyas.

The vote of confidence from Washington will be a welcome relief to President U Thein Sein after mob violence in Rakhine State threatened to derail the country's move towards democracy.

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Death sentences for murder case in Rakhine

Reported by online Staff Correspondents Translated and Edited by Kyaw Thura

The two men convicted of raping, killing and robbing Ma Thida Htwe of Thapyaychaung village, Kyauknimaw village-tract, Rambye township, Rakhine State, on 28 May, were sentenced to death on 18 June. Of three convicts, Rawphee and Khochee will be under sentence of death, as Htet Htet, alias Rawshee, key culprit in the murder case, committed suicide at Kyaukpyu Prison on 9 June.

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Clashes occur as Rohingyas set fire to Kutaung Village in Rathedaung Township

A teacher  Thein Han with another ten Rahineses were killed by Rohingya terrorists in Rathetaung Townshop, Rakhine state. 19.6,2012.

Reported by Staff Correspondent Translated and Edited by EMG

Clashes broke out after Bengali Rohingyas had entered and set fire to Kutaung (Lower) Village in Rathedaung Township of Rakhine State on 19 June, according to the local people. At about 6 am, some 500 Rohingyas carrying weapons such as rods and swords entered the village and burned the houses of Rakhine nationals. The villagers put out the fire and fought back the Rohingyas, and the clashes claimed 11 lives of Rakhine nationals.

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Myanmar: '90,000 displaced by ethnic clashes'

 

                                                   Rakhinese victims at sittwe temple, Myanmar

London: Around 90,000 people have been displaced after violence erupted between Buddhists and Muslims in the western part of Myanmar, according to the United Nations.

Thousands of people left their homes as violence flared in Rakhine State after a Buddhist woman was raped and murdered by three Muslims.

A series of reprisals and revenge attacks between communities has now left about 50 people dead.

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The question about rohingya to Aung San Su Kyi

What should it be with regarding their citizenship? Are they or they are not?
၄င္းတို႕ကို ႏိုင္ငံသားအေနၿဖင့္ သမုတ္သင့္သည့္ ကိစၥႏွင့္ ပက္သက္၍ အသို႕နည္း၊ ႏိုင္ငံသား ဟုတ္၏ေလာ မဟုတ္၏ေလာ။

Daw Aung San Suu Kyi answered ေဒၚေအာင္ဆန္းစုၾကည္သည္ ေၿဖေလ၏

"I do not know ငါကားမသိေခ်။
because when you talk about the rohingya, အေမာင္ေၿပာေသာ ရိုဟင္ဂ်ာဟူသည္
we are not quite sure who you are talking about. အသင္အဘယ္သူတို႕ကို ညြန္းဆိုအပ္သနည္း။
As I said ငါေၿပာၿပီးသကဲ့သို႕
there is a problem about who we are referring to. ယင္းသည္ အဘယ္သူတို႕ကို ရည္ညြန္းသနည္း ၿပႆနာသည္လည္းရွိ၏ ။

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Statement by Burma Ethnic Nationalities Network – Canada

by Kyaw H. Aung on Thursday, 14 June 2012 at 20:03 ·

Statement by Burma Ethnic Nationalities Network – Canada condemning the violence in Rakhine (Arakan) State, Burma


June 13, 2012

We, Burma Ethnic Nationalities Network – Canada appalled by ongoing violence in Rakhine State, Burma.  We strongly condemn the violence that has been steadily growing since a Rakhine woman was raped and murdered allegedly by three Muslim men in May. The growing violence has since claimed dozens of innocent lives and damages in almost two thousands properties.

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Statement of Ethnic Nationalities of Burma (Buffalo, New York, U.S.A)

 Date: June 16, 2012

         Statement of Ethnic Nationalities of Burma (Buffalo, New York, U.S.A)

1. On June 8, 2012, in a town called Maungdaw located in the western part of Burma, innocent ethnic Rakhine and Burmese people were attacked by a mob of terrorists after their Friday prayer in a mosque.  Maungdaw is a border town that shares the border with Bangladesh and its residents are predominately Muslims who came from Bangladesh.  Dozens of people were killed in that day alone and hundreds of people were injured.  Hundreds of houses were torched and burnt to the ground.

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