Buddha Myanmar membunuh sedikitnya 40 Muslim dalam penyerangan di bagian barat Myanmar minggu lalu.

by tammasan Tue 18 Feb 2014, 8:50 pm

Myanmar (An-najah.net) – Buddha Myanmar membunuh sedikitnya 40 Muslim dalam penyerangan di bagian barat Myanmar minggu lalu.

Pemerintah menyangkal adanya korban yang terbunuh, tetapi fakta menunjukkan sebaliknya. Organisasi hak asasi manusia (HAM) yang mendapatkan informasi dari saksi mata mengatakan bahwa ekstremis Buddha tersebut membunuh warga Muslim dengan pisau.
Direktur Eksekutif lembaga nirlaba HAM Fortify Rights, Matthew Smith, meminta pemerintah untuk memberikan akses pada pekerja kemanusiaan, pengamat dan jurnalis ke Desa Du Char Yar Tan di bagian utara Rakhine.
Desa tersebut telah dikosongkan dan ditutup sejak 14 Januari. “Masih ada mayat-mayat di sana,” ujar Smith pada Bangkok Post, Kamis (23/1). Ia juga meminta agar pemerintah mengakhiri hukuman pada pria dan anak-anak Rohingya.
Hukuman tersebut, menurutnya, telah menyalahi HAM dan harus segera diakhiri. Laporan mencatat bahwa sebanyak 280 orang di Desa Du Char Yar Tan tewas.(Anwar/annajah)

by Kafir13 Wed 19 Feb 2014, 10:26 am

Makanya jangan cari masalah di negeri orang slemot, sedikit ae belagu dibalas orang mewek.

by Kafir13 Wed 19 Feb 2014, 10:31 am

"Fortify Rights confirmed that at least 40 Rohingya from the village were killed and several hundred were forcibly displaced in the last week. The actual number of deaths may be higher, but information is circumscribed by government-imposed restrictions on access to the area."

According to BBC News, some reports say that as many as 70 people have been killed.

According to reports, clashes erupted following the disappearance of a policeman.

Together, local Rakhine Buddhists and security forces began a series of bloody attacks in and around Du Char Ya Tan.

Both Myanmar's central government and Rakhine state's government have denied that any violence has taken place other than the death of the police officer, Phuket Wan reports.

UN humanitarian chief Valerie Amos has called on Myanmar's government to permit aid workers to enter the area and to [url=http://reliefweb.int/sites/reliefweb.int/files/resources/USG Amos Statement on Myanmar 23 January 2014.pdf]launch[/url] an "impartial" investigation into the events "immediately, BBC News reports.

The Rohingyas are considered "stateless" and are not accepted by Burma or Bangladesh.

They are segregated and forbidden to attend schools or be treated in hospitals. They are not allowed to travel, and families cannot have more than two children without getting special permission according to this Digital Journal report from November.

Rohingyas are described by the UN as a "persecuted and linguistic minority." They are from western Burma, but are not recognized as Burmese citizens.

In 2012, at least 200 people were killed in clashes between Rakhine Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims. More than 46,000 houses were burned down and over 22,000 people were displaced by the violence.

To this day, tens of thousands Rohingya Muslims remained displaced by that violence, BBC News reports.

Suka bener nyari masalah loe slemot.

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Buddha Myanmar membunuh sedikitnya 40 Muslim dalam penyerangan di bagian barat Myanmar minggu lalu.

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