Media reports have said that Rohingya Muslims won’t be able to return to their homes in Myanmar soon, in light of the continuing persecution in their country and amid warnings that they will be exposed to the same brutal acts that turned them into refugees.
After the military coup in Myanmar, deep concerns were raised by the Rohingya Muslims as some military leaders were previously accused of persecuting and deporting Muslims. OIC stressed on the need to ensure the safety of the Rohingya.
Young Muslim Sithu Maung won a seat in the Parliament of Myanmar, with 80% of the vote in his Yangon constituency. He is the first Muslim to enter the Burmese Parliament in years. He pledged to eradicate discrimination and help those deprived of human rights.
Myanmar celebrates Martyrs' Day on July 19th each year to commemorate the leaders who were killed in 1947. Among the founders of modern Myanmar was a Muslim leader who died before fulfilling his dream of building a society based on coexistence between Muslims and Buddhists.
A few days ago, Rakhine State residents in Myanmar were warned of the army's plans to carry out an ethnic cleansing operation against Rohingya Muslim minorities, which forced at least 10,000 people to flee their homes before the widespread violence arrived.
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