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© 2016 AFPMyanmar pursuing 'ethnic cleansing' of Rohingya: U.N. official
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HonestDictator
WTF! Nobody ever learns do they? Same sick cycle over and over and over again. First Kosovo and now Myanmar? Modern era my #$$. It's 2016 and we're hitting close to 2020... Humanity has no hope.
turbotsat
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Counsellor_of_Myanmar
chugmagaga
@HonestDictator
100% agree with you. I don't know why the countries that call themselves civilized won't intervene. Is it because they are Muslims?
tinawatanabe
I don't know whether this is a true story. I want to hear Myanmar side of story too.
JeffLee
Conflict resolution in such a region is primitive, and I'm sure the situation is more complex than what the UN wants to report. Wasn't it the UN that said the southern Vietnamese in 1975 were facing an imminent bloodbath after the fall of Saigon?
There are 2 sides to this coin. We don't hear the other side, because minorities are always assumed to be the oppressed, an experience that purifies them or automatically elevates them to higher moral ground, according to Western mythology, while the majority are by default the oppressors and hence responsible for everything that is bad.
HonestDictator
There never is an excuse for "ethnic cleansing" and genocide. Both sides or no.