A Rohingya Muslim living in Malaysia rallied against the Rohingya Muslim treatment of Myanmar near the Myanmar embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Friday (8/9). (Photo: Antara / Reuters / Lai Seng Sin)
The Rohingya Muslim ethnic suffering is not over yet, even more so. Expelled from their homeland in Rakhine, Myanmar, who escaped from the military and brutal militia now live in Bangladesh's refugee camps.
To be able to reach a number of refugee camps in Bangladesh, they also have to bet their lives through the ocean waves in the sea of Bengal. No wonder those who arrive safely, the tubs reach the priceless grace.
Mohammed Nabi (70), Ahmad Ali (70) and Anu Mian (80) sits from left to right, stood waiting for help at the Rohingya refugee camp in Kutupalang, Bangladesh. (Photo: twitter.com/ @ShowkatShafi)
Some of them, had to hide in the wild to escape the wrath of the government's wrath and the elements of its supporters. No men or women, old or young, they all suffer.
Living in the refugee camp, of course the struggle is not over. The eyes of the world are upon them. Help flows. But delivering a variety of needs into their hands is a long story that is not as easy as turning a palm.
The women and a number of Rohingya children hide in the border forests of Rakhine and Bangladesh. They tried to escape from the military pursuit of Myanmar and the Buddhist militia who slaughtered them. (Photo: twitter.com/ @ShowkatShafi)
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