#Myanmar government has broken down the Rakhine Rohingyas with half a dozen villages.
This information was released on Friday in a report by human rights watchdog Human Rights Watch. At the same time, HRW urged the world community to put pressure on Myanmar to stop such destructive activities. Meanwhile, the European Union has said that preparations are being made to ban Myanmar's generals for ethnic cleansing in Rakhine.@robertlen
Publication of new satellite pictures of the Myanmar army's destruction, Human Rights Watch said, all the 55 villages and villages have been allocated with heavy machinery and crops. Besides, it has been informed to burn more than 350 villages of Rohingyas since August last year.@robertlen
Brad Adams, director of HRW Asia Region, said, "There were many signs of the demolition of Myanmar forces in many villages of Rakhine. When the UN investigating officers travelled there, they could collect various evidence. But with the bulldozer, it is eradicated. The international community should put pressure on the Myanmar government to stop such activities.