Local people dismantle the remains of a destroyed mosque in Sittwe, in Burma's Rakhine state, in June 2012. Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono urged Burma to prevent further violence against Rohingya Muslims, during a state visit in late April. [AFP/Human Rights Watch] Okky Feliantiar Khabar South Asia: May 1, 2013 During a state visit to Burma, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono urges resolution of communal violence there, and says Indonesia is ready to help. Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has urged the government of Burma to prevent further violence against Rohingya Muslims before the tensions infect other countries in the region. SBY, as the president is commonly referred to, delivered the message during an April 23rd-24th state visit to Burma. "My visit to Burma is to encourage some change, encouraging the democratisation process, development and law enforcement in Burma," he told reporters in Jakarta before the trip. ...