NARATHIWAT _ He was 10 years old, but Rohingya Nu Rahasim decided to set a journey to the sea for a better life after his parents were killed by Myanmar soldiers. The migrant, his fate now in the hands of Thai officials and international diplomats, was one of 139...
How Myanmar Is Rewriting History (part of The Darkness Visible series) (Victims of Ethnic Cleansing) For all of written history the Rohingya people have lived in the are now belonging to the Burmese government known as the Rakhine or Arakan state. Their...
A Look At The Blockades’ Affects (part of The Darkness Visible series) (December 03, 2012 Rohingya Children Starving in Burma) In Burma the blockades still stand. Living testaments to the savagery of a government dedicated to the annihilation of the Rohingya,...
Posted on January 6, 2013 by iclrmp Written by: Regina Paulose In November 2012, the Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) of the ICC released its Report on Preliminary Examination Activities 2012, which examines situations in various countries for acts...
Life for the RohingyaSince the ethnic fighting broke out in June, much of the Rohingya population have fled their homes, fearing more attacks. Lindsay MurdochThe Sydney Morning HeraldDecember 25, 2012 They scavenge for grass and plants to eat and live in...
By Francis Wade Several minutes into President Obama’s speech at Rangoon University in early November, Burmese state television channels that were broadcasting the historic occasion – the first visit to Burma by a U.S. president – cut their simultaneous translations....
