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    55 Search results for "Rohingya Solidarity Organisation"

    Analysis Arakan Conflict Human Rights Lead Story Opinion Rohingya

    Tipping point: Rohingya youth driven to radicalisation

    Experts have warned that decades of treating the Rohingya as a thorn in the nation’s side is tantamount to doing the legwork for forces that would seek to radicalise the next generation of Rohingya.

    Lead Story News Protest Rohingya

    Ma Ba Tha monk denounces anti-Rohingya protest

    Ashin Kawthala, the chairperson of the Magwe Division chapter of the Association for the Protection of Race and Religion, accused the protestors of “trying to whip up hatred”.

    Analysis Contributor Ethnic issues Lead Story News Rohingya

    Suu Kyi govt must not continue state persecution of Rohingya

    As the incoming head of state, the moral and political responsibility to end the slow genocide in Burma will fall squarely on Suu Kyi’s shoulders.

    Lead Story News Rohingya

    New report accuses Burma govt of systematic campaign against Rohingya

    A new report applying genocide laws to the Rohingya situation in Arakan State has been released by human rights organisation Fortify Rights.

    Conflict Kachin Lead Story News Rohingya

    KIO denies Rohingya army training, suggests foul play

    The Kachin Independence Organisation has officially denounced claims that the Rohingya Solidarity Organisation requested any type of military partnership within the northern rebel territories.

    News Politics

    Monk group calls on locals to target ‘Rohingya sympathisers’

    A group of Arakanese monks have called for Rohingya “sympathisers” to be targeted and exposed as “national traitors” while tensions again flare between Buddhists and Muslims in Burma’s westernmost state

    Analysis

    The Rohingya and the denial of the ‘right to have rights’

    The Rohingyas remain one of the most persecuted and vulnerable communities in the world after state-sponsored exclusion policies made the group aliens in their own land

    News Politics

    Burmese authorities targeting Rohingyas, UK parliament told

    The Burmese army and police force have played a leading role in targeting Rohingya Muslims in northern Arakan state according to a group of UK-based NGOs speaking to the British parliament on Wednesday

    Analysis

    The Rohingya, myths and misinformation

    Much hot air has been expelled to debate the origins of the Rohingya since communal tensions erupted in late May and early June, but perhaps more telling is the now common refrain that they are “terrorists”

    Analysis

    ‘In an age of intolerance, solidarity inspires’

    I urge every Christian and every Buddhist to speak out for all the people of Burma, including the Rohingya, who desperately need a voice

    News Politics

    First Rohingya delegate visits US congress

    Senators and congressmen told of the ‘neglected’ issue of ethnic and religious rights in Burma as outrage continues at Rohingya treatment

    Arakan Lead Story News Rohingya

    Army says it has evidence of RSO role in attacks

    Burma’s army displays evidence that the Rohingya Solidarity Organisation, a group widely seen as defunct, was involved in recent attacks in Arakan State.

    Arakan Lead Story News Rohingya

    Burma blames Islamist group for attacks in Arakan

    Burma’s government says a group inspired by Islamist militants was behind recent attacks on police border posts in Arakan State.

    Analysis Contributor Lead Story News Opinion

    ‘Groupism’ and sectarian violence in Arakan

    By not seeing ethnic groups like the Rohingya or the Rakhine as unitary collective actors, we are better able to avoid the trap of attributing collective responsibility.

    Arakan Lead Story News Rohingya

    9 Burmese police killed at B’desh border

    Burma says at least nine police officers were killed and four were wounded in multiple assaults on border guard posts.

    Lead Story News Politics

    Internal, external threats keep national alert level at ‘yellow’

    The security risk in Burma remains unaltered due to domestic and international dangers, say police in Naypyidaw.

    Burmese terrorist arrested in India

    An alleged member of the Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (RSO), Khalid Mohammed alias Khaleed, was arrested by the Indian Investigation Agency in Hyderabad, India, on Monday. An alleged militant of the Jamaat –Ul-Mujahideen[…]

    Lead Story News Rohingya Shan

    Four terror suspects arrested in Lashio District

    Hsenwi local MP Sai Win Khine said “four Bengalis” were detained when police stopped a bus travelling from Lashio to the border town of Muse.

    ASEAN Lead Story News Politics

    World leaders gather in Burma for ASEAN summit

    Southeast Asian heads of state join other world leaders in Naypyidaw for the 25th ASEAN Summit. But will the South China Sea islands dispute derail talks again?

    Security tightens ahead of Naypyidaw summit video

    Lead Story News Video

    Security tightens ahead of Naypyidaw summit

    Police and military line the streets of Burma’s capital, ahead of the East Asia Summit.

    Bangladesh, Burma reach agreement on border crisis video

    Lead Story News Video

    Bangladesh, Burma reach agreement on border crisis

    In a nine-point statement, the two countries agree to share information regarding border issues and establish a direct channel of communication between senior officials from both sides.

    Lead Story News Politics

    Bangladesh commander threatens Burma with ‘befitting response’

    As the body of slain Bangladeshi soldier Nayek Mizanur Rahman was being transported home after an autopsy on Monday, the war of words continues between Burma and its western neighbour.

    Lead Story News Politics Rohingya

    Burma plays diplomatic card to diffuse Bangladesh dispute

    Burma maintains that it shot and killed a guerrilla thought to be a Rohingya militant, but Bangladesh says one of its border guards is missing and wants to identify the body.

    Lead Story News Politics

    Tensions flare at Burma-Bangladesh border

    Troops clashed at the Burma-Bangladesh border again as tensions boil over while Burmese soldiers were returning the body of a Bangladeshi killed in a skirmish two days before.

    Lead Story Media News

    Burmese journalists say govt failing to protect press freedom: survey

    Journalists in Burma believe their government is failing to defend media freedom despite the transition from harsh military rule to the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi, according to a survey published to mark World Press Freedom Day.

    Lead Story News Rakhine

    24 political parties oppose foreigner involvement in Rakhine advisory team

    Twenty-four political parties release a statement opposing the recent appointment of five foreign nationals to a 10-member “advisory team” tasked with monitoring implementation of recommendations laid out in August by the Advisory Commission on Rakhine State.

    Analysis Lead Story Rakhine

    Commentary: Burma’s legislature is missing link in Rakhine crisis

    Renaud Egreteau asks how the legislature could provide more oversight on the recent Rakhine State crisis.

    International Relations Lead Story News

    Suu Kyi heads to China conference

    At the invitation of the Chinese government, Suu Kyi is scheduled to deliver a speech as a special guest at the meeting.

    Lead Story News Politics Suu Kyi

    Taungoo locals rally for ‘absolutely flawless’ Suu Kyi

    Hundreds of party faithful rallied at a staging grounds in Taungoo on Saturday morning in a show of support for beleaguered State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, the National League for Democracy’s longtime figurehead.

    Arakan Lead Story News Rohingya

    ‘And then they exploded’: How ARSA built support for its Arakan assault

    The ability of the Arakan Rohingya Solidarity Army to mount a much more ambitious assault last month compared with its attacks in northern Arakan State last year indicates that many young Rohingya men have been galvanised into supporting the group, sources say.

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