What would justice look like if there were no Rohingya left in Myanmar?
August 25 is an incredibly painful day for the Rohingya. It marks the anniversary of the 2017 genocidal campaign by the Myanmar military.
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Key Facts
- Fact 1: August 25 is an incredibly painful day for the Rohingya.
- Fact 2: It marks the anniversary of the 2017 genocidal campaign by the Myanmar military.
- Fact 3: More than 700,000 of our people were forced to flee to Bangladesh.
- Fact 4: Today, about 1.2 million Rohingya remain trapped in camps in Bangladesh, while a new wave of persecution is forcing more Rohingya from their homes in Rakhine state.
August 25 is an incredibly painful day for the Rohingya. It marks the anniversary of the 2017 genocidal campaign by the Myanmar military.
Babies and young children were thrown into fires. Women and young girls were systematically gang-raped and mutilated. Entire families were slaughtered as they fled.
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Original source: Al Jazeera
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