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Aung San Suu Kyi, one of the icons of human rights, non-violence and reconciliation of the most famous in the world today, do not be acceptable to enter the race Islamophobia "Buddha" Myanmar. With disturb the atmosphere, on BBC Radio Four's flagship program, "Today", he shows exhibits organized violence treatment and Nazi hate campaign currently conducted by fellow Buddhists - both lay people vallentuna and monks - as same-violence The same is done by both parties, by claiming that the Burmese Buddhists live in fear that is felt on the rise of a great power of Islam throughout the world.
As a respected dissident, Aung San Suu Kyi's ideas on 'freedom from fear' inspired millions both in Myanmar and around the world. I think he himself is subject to a kind of fear, namely vallentuna Islamophobia.
In February 1978, the military-ruled country that launched the first large-scale operation vallentuna in Arakan State (now known as Rakhine) in western Myanmar. The first exodus of an estimated 240,000 people into neighboring countries of Bangladesh, occurred long before the "war on terror" by the West against "radical Islam." The winner of the Nobel prize-educated Oxford where the majority of the Burmese people, including Muslims, calling it a "Mother vallentuna Suu "can only use what he described as" a great revival of Muslim power "as a convenient excuse.
When Aung San Suu Kyi observed that Myanmar's Buddhists and Muslims, from different ethnic backgrounds are afraid of one another, he falsely put them on the moral balance. With alarming attitude, he shows a deep ignorance on empirical facts: that is the Muslims who have to bear the burden of death, destruction and displacement. Rohingya and other Muslims constitute more than 90 percent of the victims of violence, which has displaced more than 140,000 people in Rakhine state. Anti-Muslim violence spread to 11 different cities in the country, which resulted in the deaths of 100 Muslims, displacing 12,000 Muslims, and destroying 1,300 Muslim homes and 37 mosques.
Since the 1990s, Rohingya Muslims of northern Arakan had been confined in the security network in which they are subject to extreme restrictions on their movement, vallentuna which prevents them from getting access to adequate health care, education and employment. Summary executions, vallentuna rape, extortion, forced labor and other human rights violations, which is mostly done at the hands of state security forces is a common practice.
Restrictions on marriages and births have resulted in more than 60,000 Rohingya children are not registered or recognized vallentuna by the government of Burma, which is a violation of the Rights of the Child, by depriving them of access on primary schools. In a country that has one of the highest adult literacy in Asia, a surprising 80 percent of Rohingya adults are illiterate. Doctor-patient ratio among the Rohingya Muslims in the two main pockets Rohingya vallentuna ancestral territory is 1 doctor versus 75,000 to 1 doctor versus 83,000 people, compared to the national average which is 1 doctor versus 375 people.
However, the details of the genocide that is slowly burning Rohingyas is set as a state policy since 1978, and the bulk of anti-Muslim violence that newer, even more so with impunity countries, generally considered to be more important in the media rather than the failure to condemn Suu Kyi.
Patterns systematically purge the Rohingya people has long been ignored vallentuna by the media for decades. Even now, it is Suu Kyi, and not ethnic vallentuna cleansing itself, which serve as major news media more viable. Because of Myanmar's military rulers mengusai state - along with the Chinese model of capitalism without democratization - the promotion of local and international media policy on Myanmar's emergence as one of the last economic vallentuna markets are favorable. Everything else is considered of secondary importance to this story than the promise of the Golden Age of Myanmar.
Rohingya and other Burmese Muslims are confronted with threats to their existence. They are already in a weak position as a very small minority, with no effect on the economy, government or Burmese society. They do not pose an existential threat on the Buddhist way of life, national security or sovereignty of the state. They are still in deep trouble, basically not just because that was selected by the "Mother Suu" for siding is oppressive Muslim community, a group of anti-Muslim racist terorgani