The Stateless Rohingya Blog

By KPN News May 20, 2014 Cox’s Bazar: Bangladesh : The authorities of Bangladesh had arrested over 1173 Rohingyas in special drives along the Bangladesh-Burma border since 2014, according to official source from Cox’s Bazar. According to BGB official’s statement, Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) arrested Rohingya, 322 in January, 287 in February, 211 in March, 196 in April and 157 in May 20, 2014 after being conducted different operations along the border. Most of Rohingyas come to Bangladesh from Burma after sectarian violence in 2012, the BGB statement said. According to different sources, the Rohingya Muslims are being persecuted on different kinds- rape, killings, arbitrary arrest, torturing, extortion money, harassment and looting by the police, Hluntin (riot police), army along with Moghs (Rakhines). On May 18,  A group of twenty four Rohingyas were arrested from Shapuri Dip under the Teknaf police station by BGB while they were entering the Bangladesh il

By Aung Aung  TSR News May 20, 2014 Akyab Arakan State, Burma : Vice President of Myanmar (Burma), Sr. Sai Mon Khant, Union General Maung Maung Ohn, Chief Minister of Arkan State Hla Maung Tin and other officers visited Débaing Clinic and The Chaung IDP camp in Sittwe (Akyab).   Before the visitors reached Débaing Clinic, Rakhine authority smoothly arranged fake nurses, fake doctors and fake patients to show the visitors that the Government of Myanmar is given an equal treatments to all Rohingya without discrimination and show the delegations that there is no human right violation. Denying the term Rohingya and keeping Rohingya under Genocidal blockage is the worst human right violation on Earth. Myanmar Government has been committing crimes against humanity for a half dozen of decades. State's vice commander of battalion 354 of Sittwe (Akyab), Htun Lin Aye, went to Badupa IDP at 7:00 PM and threatened all Rohingya. He browbeaten Rohingya, who were praying Na