Arakan News Agency
Rohingya activists monitoring new crime to be added to the army’s record against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar.
An observer said “Army of Myanmar did not stop after burning, killing and looting, but now demanding Rohingyas to provide their daughters to them.”
He added that “Myanmar troops stormed Rohingya villages remaining population and demands submission of Muslim girls to serve the monsters, as reporters added.”
The Observer added that “We have cases of Muslim girls were raped and then murdered in bloody ways and found their dead bodies near the camps and barracks.
He pointed out that “Myanmar’s former crimes were most under government plans and army implemented them.”
Around one million Rohingya Muslims are in camps in Arakan state after being denied citizenship under a law approved by Myanmar in 1982, as the government considers them illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, while classified by the UN as “the most persecuted religious minority in the world.”
