ROHINGYA GENOCIDE AND SOVEREIGNTY OF BANGLADESH
By Aung Aung
Myanmar’s State-run media and all Buddhist media have claimed that international journalists and human rights groups are working hand in glove with terrorists. Supporters of Genociders, two Nobel Laureates; Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and Kofi Annan are busy to conceal Rohingya Genocide expressing it a problem and tension between two communities.
Myanmar’s State-run media and all Buddhist media have claimed that international journalists and human rights groups are working hand in glove with terrorists. Supporters of Genociders, two Nobel Laureates; Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and Kofi Annan are busy to conceal Rohingya Genocide expressing it a problem and tension between two communities.
They have alluded to Rohingya
as a ‘thorn’ that ‘has to be removed,’ and as ‘detestable human fleas. Rohingya
became the most persecuted minority before the birth of Bangladesh and with its
independence, Burmese regime forced 300,000 Rohingya to flee to Bangladesh in
1978 that damaged stability of Bangladesh. Though Burmese regime received most
of the refugees under supervision of UNHCR, it accelerated persecution and
forced them to flee.
Thein Sein Government staged
genocidal violence against Rohingya in 2012 and kept them in the ghetto-like
situation; accusing them illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, saying they would
be kept in concentration camps until any third world country resettle them in
any part of the World. The same word was used by Commander-in-Cheif of Defence
Service of Myanmar, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing on 6.12.2016, after two
months of genocidal operations.
Mass killing including babies,
gang-rape of Rohingya women and girls, torching 1000s of Rohingya’s homes by
Myanmar army and Border Guards within two months caused 1000s of influx into
your country. Nobel Prizes are being used to conceal all those atrocities of
Myanmar troops by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and Mr.Kofi Annan whom Rohingya expected
a positive result but they treat Rohingya worse than regime in their actions.
Myanmar’s Generals who are
Genociders of Rohingya changed the noble term “Bengali” into a “derogatory
word” to eliminate Rohingya and Muslim in Myanmar. Using the term “illegal
Bengali Kalars”, which is exactly the same terminology of Hitler against Jews
in Germany, Myanmar planned to endanger sovereignty of Bangladesh with
Rohingya’s exodus to Bangladesh.
Suu Kyi still enjoys support
from the masses that catapulted her party into power. The NLD was elected on
the impractical dream of a wholesale political makeover: under military rule,
civil war devastated minority populations; corruption was rampant; economic,
educational and medical institutions fell into disarray; and a drug crisis took
root among marginalized minority youths.
Majority Buddhists side with
the government and the military in their belief that Muslims who call
themselves Rohingya have no legitimate claim to rights in Myanmar. While Suu Kyi
has never publicly articulated this attitude, she has advised diplomats not to
refer to them by their chosen name.
Suu Kyi doesn’t want to solve
national identity issue denying existence of Rohingya ignoring 100s of official
documents and history, and eradicating Rohingya from history Burma. So long as
she refuses to address reality regarding Rohingya, her government will continue
to be plagued with problems that she and the senior leadership of the NLD don’t
consider priorities; that is, until they become crises, at which point she has
now shown her only response to be turning over responsibility to the army.
That’s hardly leadership, and it’s dangerously close to complicity.
Unlike Bangladesh where many
Buddhists enjoy equal rights, Myanmar’s State Policy does not recognize Muslims
as citizens. Though many Muslims have Scrutiny Cards like Buddhists, their
ethnicity in their cards are systematically described in a controversial way; a
Muslim’s ethnic must be at least three different names of race including
Bengali.
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s NVC card
program for Rohingya and Muslims is 100 times worse than 1982 citizenship laws.
Before election, she said “1982 Citizenship law must be amended according to
international standard but her new program of NVC is worse than that.
We appreciate all Bangladeshi’s
solidarity with Rohingya. We would like to suggest that Bangladesh should
strongly warn Myanmar not to use Bengali that endangers sovereignty of
Bangladesh and a tool for Rohingya Genocide. Secondly, Bangladesh authority
should stop influx narcotics such as WY and others into Bangladesh.
The main drug dealers in
Myanmar are army officers. Thirdly, Rohingya issue that harms peace and
security of Bangladesh should be solved with the help of International Community.
Issuing Statements by UN or any other organizations and States are not
solution. Genociders of Myanmar should be brought to ICC for trial to end
refugee crisis.