Myanmar's Orwellian coup - and how Aung San Suu Kyi herself was responsible for the Big Lie of "democratization"

DW
Feb 01, 2021 

DW interviews Dr. Maung Zarni, Burmese academic and Human Rights Activist

Dr. Maung Zarni explained Myanmar's Orwellian coup - and how Aung San Suu Kyi herself was responsible for the Big Lie of "democratization" while the military commits genocide against Rohingya.
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Coronavirus and security issues cast a pall over Myanmar polls

DW
30.09.2020

Political parties in Myanmar are calling for the postponement of a national election amid rising COVID-19 cases. Continued unrest in the country's northeast also threatens to keep people from voting.

Political parties in Myanmar have urged the Union Election Commission (UEC) to postpone November's election, saying the "COVID-19 restrictions will hinder their election campaigns."

But the ruling National League for Democracy (NLD) party, headed by State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, has decided to go ahead with its election campaign on social media.

Myanmar and the Rohingya | DW Documentary

DW
Mar 19, 2020

More than 700 thousand Rohingya Muslims have fled Myanmar into neighboring Bangladesh. Their villages were torched, civilians attacked, raped and massacred. A pattern of systematic persecution that the UN says is genocide. 

Link :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCVxkBAoq-0&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0qk5_3nFmlM5pPftRtBFWax6EaHBTRKUOQ6bR4Vx0Q5AeDqPVGeMI9v7I&bpctr=1584817701

Rohingya support Bangladeshi leader's proposal to end crisis

DW
Date 28.09.2019
Author Arafatul Islam

A proposal by Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at the United Nations for resolving the Rohingya refugee crisis has been hailed by the Muslim community. Her earlier appeals have seemingly gone unheard, however. 

 In Bangladesh's annual address to the UN General Assembly, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Friday urged the international community to "understand the untenability of the situation" surrounding the Rohingya refugees from Myanmar, who are fleeing persecution by the military there.

Rohingya militants active in Bangladeshi refugee camps

DW
Date 24.09.2019
Author Naomi Conrad, Stefan Czimmek, Arafatul Islam

In 2017, a Rohingya militant group attacked several police posts in Myanmar. As the army responded with brutal force, thousands of Rohingya fled to Bangladesh. Today, the militants threaten those who dare to defy them.