Photos taken by Osman Sagirli, Turkish journalist, currently in the region with IHH team By Fatimah Carbonated.TV March 11, 2014 Not only is the Rohingya Muslim minority of Myanmar (Burma) being persecuted, it’s also deprived of much-needed medical supplies that can help heal the physical wounds from the ethnic genocide that has been carried out against them for about two years now. International aid group “Doctors Without Borders” (aka in French as Medecins Sans Frontieres or MSF) stated last week that the Union Government of Burma ordered them to cease its operations over accusations of biased relief efforts . Rohingya activists claim the ban will leave nearly 700,000 people without access to vital medical care in the Rakhine State – the country's second-most impoverished region which has also been plagued by ethnic rioting. Moreover, most of the clinics in western Rakhine have been shut down except a general hospital. However...