The Stateless Rohingya Blog

Joint Statement on Aung San Suu Kyi’s outrageous remarks on Muslims   October 26, 2013 Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK (BROUK) and Arakan Rohingya National Organisation (ARNO) strongly condemn Burmese opposition leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi for her outrageous comments on Muslims in an interview with BBC on Thursday, 24 October 2013. Her remarks on Burma’s peaceful living Muslim minority communities are full of prejudice based on fanatical patriotism and islamophobia. In a situation of injustice, ethnic cleansing and genocide against Rohingya and other Muslims in Burma, she tried to defend Buddhist extremism saying that Buddhists in Burma are terrified by “global Muslim power” where there is no such threat from Burma’s numerically very small and insignificant Muslim population. This is a pretext or a fictitious reason, where Burma is a predominantly Buddhist country, particularly when the Rohingya are rendered stateless with no basic freedoms, in order to conceal the r

Aung San Su Kyi Photo (Reuters) By Ibrahim Shah BurmaTimes October 25, 2013   “Daw Aung San Suu Kyi—the Burmese pro-democracy icon, opposition leader and Nobel laureate— criminally silent and utterly failed to highlight or condemn the increasingly ongoing ethnic cleansing against Rohingya and other ethnic Muslims across the state.” The deceptive and tactic responds of DASSK concerning ongoing anti-Muslim violence in Burma that are exposed as injustice, mockery and baseless absolutely: In an interview with the BBC on Thursday 24th  October  2013 — DASSK employed tactic devices to mask her hidden crimes of silence to speak up for against anti-Muslim violence and to avoid condemnation of international critics and to bring equivalence between Buddhist miscreants and  Muslim victims. DASSK said “It’s not ethnic cleansing. … I think it’s due to fear on both sides. And this is what the world needs to understand—that the fear is not just on the side of the Muslims,