There are approximately one million Rohingya living in camps 20 thousand
Myanmar … News Time
National League for Democracy had (NLD) rejected about 10 million stateless Rohingya people demands that the former government’s stance is supported. After last year’s elections in Myanmar Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for class came to power Democracy (NLD) there was a ray of hope that the Rohingya Muslims will change their situation, but they are running out of hope. Sent to the US embassy requested by the new government does not use the term Rohingya and has raised concerns about the Rohingya community to restart the controversial confirmation of their citizenship process. Myanmar’s Rakhine state in 2012 in clashes between Rohingya Muslims and Buddhists killed nearly 200 Rohingya while thousands were displaced. There are nearly one million Rohingya living in camps for 20 years. Ayub Khan sittwe in an arid area outside the capital of Rakhine State is one of those running the UN monitoring force with 4,800 people living in a dilapidated and narrow camp. He says the riots before they destroyed everything they lived a good life, but violence and is unable to support their 8 children and other family members. Many Rohingyas are now driving cycle rickshaws, fishing on Fishing and exceptional revenue by raising other equipment while some run small shops or work area with the active aid organizations. Last year, poverty, poor conditions of life, restrictions on travel and government services thousands of Rohingya people were forced to seek employment in Malaysia through the dangerous sea. Ayub Khan said the NLD office in the hope that people will probably change conditions and they will also be available as equal opportunities. The NLD’s former military regime’s stance in support which rejected the demands of some 10 million stateless Rohingya people. Rohingya community said his family has settled for generations in Rakhine want country nationals with his Buddhist identity. The former government said that there had emigrated from Bangladesh in recent decades and is called Bengali. The NLD’s recent decisions have demoralized the Muslim community, a local Buddhist leader said. They are nothing NLD we are very sad because they did not contact us. The people in the camp and heard a young man speaking on condition of not revealing the name do not want to use that Aung San Suu Kyi, the word Rohingya. Hopes the new government and parliament ends. Rohingyas are not recognized as ethnic group in Myanmar so they do not have citizenship. In elections last year, they were not allowed to vote. Myanmar’s central government and Buddhist communities Rakhine oppose the use of the name for the Rohingya. This controversial term that is used for the 13 million Muslims living in the town of North Rakhine results. Buddhist yourself to obtain citizenship under a controversial law to recognize Bengali and file name as the Rohingyas, who cannot be given citizenship. However, persons belonging to the Rohingya community that they will not be losing its identity.
