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I disagree, because everybody have rights to live happy without

being distinguished. They cannot choose where they will be born, who they parents. But they free to choose their own religion. We cannot to judge someone with different culture. As long as they dont bother us we should not bother them to. We must respect to them because
we are equal creation of God.

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I totally disagree about that because everyone has the rights to choose their own religion. Even though Myanmar is a buddhist country but they have no rights to discriminate Rohingya people. If they want to solve the problem with them, they just have to talk about it with discussion, they didn't need to act inhumanely like burn their village and killig their lives. They also deserve humanity

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I totally disagree with this issue because they no mercy with each other. The government of Myanmar should wiser with this issue. They shouldn't have done it by killing people. They look racism with each other. Dont ever relate this issue with any religion. Thank you

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I disagree with this, because everybody has their own choice to choose religion.Myanmar shouldn't judge Rohingya because Rohingya not completetly wrong.I think,  we shouldn't judge people because are different.

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i totally disagree with this issue because it is very cruel. Rohingiya people also have the right to leave his peacefully. The government of Myanmar should handle this problem wiser, for example they can communicate peacefully without killing rohingiya people. The monks should speak up about peace in their country. They look racism. Don't relate this issue with any religion because every religion teach us about love and peace.

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Social media is flooded with horrific Rohingya images that aim to prove the crimes of Myanmar's security forces.
The Islamic groups protesting Myanmar's Rohingya killings are shamefully silent over the persecution of minorities in their own countries.
We must not let them Islamize the conflict.

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Social media is flooded with horrific Rohingya images that aim to prove the crimes of Myanmar's security forces.
The Islamic groups protesting Myanmar's Rohingya killings are shamefully silent over the persecution of minorities in their own countries.
We must not let them Islamize the conflict.

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i think we shouldnt jump into conclusions. because what we read is about the Rohingyas having to make a super duper huge effort to save their lives, that does not mean that we should blame anyone in this case. i am clearly aware that everybody has a right to choose their beliefs and live a

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In my opinion I'm kind of disagree with myanmar action towards Rohingya people. I know that they're muslims and Myanmar is a buddhist country, but at least they didn't have to discriminate rohingya people like that. They burn their village and persecuted them. All people deserve humanity. I don't really know what's rohingya people's fault but, I think they didn't deserve that kind of treatments.

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In my opinion I'm disagree with Myanmar action to rohingya . Myanmar and rohingya have different belief and Myanmar millitary didn't need to kill rohingya people and burn their village. I think it's better if Myanmar didn't distinguish people base on their religion. Everyone is free choosing their religion.

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I disagree on what myanmar do to muslim people's there because it kinda rasicm and can start a war with another muslims country.

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For me I totally disagree with this action.Myanmar shouldn't discriminate rohinghya people. For me rohingya people also have their rights for their live

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Dont ever blame a religion, blame the person because of their attitude, not by their beliefs. We have to change this mindset from people. All religion teach their people good things. This is what happen in Rohingya, the government is trying to make the population gone by killing, this is absolutely an issue.

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This incident is absolutely messed up, from my knowledge, my colleague said that rohingya is actually part of Bangladesh and somehow Bangladesh didn't recognize rohingya or admit that rohingya actually part of Bangladesh. So that's why they moved to another country which is Myanmar. But in this case both of them are wrong for doing this action. I mean rohingya went to Myanmar back in August 25 they killed 12 of the guard (who protect the border). And that means rohingya is a illegal immigrants. And on the other side Myanmar is wrong, especially the military, they're a horrible human being. Torturing the immigrants, well I know that they're wrong but that doesn't mean you can tortured them to death. Based from the data, there's 1000 rohingya approximately have been killed. And this is wrong, I don't even know how to fix this. And I heard the rumor about the president of Myanmar is rascist, beacuse most of rohingya are Muslim so the president assumed that the immigrants are just a bunch of terrorist whowanted to killed them.

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I disagree about the news, because why people don't think all religion has the same meaning. I think people should not hate the other religion.

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I totally disagree, because everybody has rights to choose their own beliefs. And as social beings we have to be good to other people. You can't judge others or perform violance on them just because they have different religion. Even if they're minors they still have the right to live their life as beautiful as possible. People shouldnt create problems in their life or even interfering in their businesses

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In my opinion, the Rohingya should have their own citizenship and rights. If i were to criticize Myanmar, how they deal with this situation is very imma

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Myanmar citizen and police forces must not treat Rohingiya people like that. And i totally disagree with this. Every people has their own right to choose their believe/religion and that's doesn't show humanity in myanmar citizen.

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I disagree with Myanmar because Rohingiya not compeletly wrong. Rohingiya

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In my opinion i disagree with di attitude cause every body can chosse their own way in religion, if this violance is continue it will create a war

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In my opinion, I don't disagree with this. I think Myanmar doesn't have to discriminate rohingiya people just because they have different culture and religion. Because i think everybody has their own choice and right to choose their beliefs, so we have to appreciate their religion, and give them a chance to live.

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On my opinion I think rohingya between Myanmar are make a mistake. But what Myanmar do to rohingya is wrong. Myanmar shouldn't use military to attack rohingya. Myanmar shouldn't judge rohingya because of they're differences. In human way we shouldn't judge people because of the differences.

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In my opinion the main problem on this case is the Bangladesh .Because they don't admit the Rohingnya. So the Sohingnya people are Spread into other country. The Rogingnya came to the Myanmar but ,Myanman Economic has already enough for them but if Rohingnya came , myanmar doesn't agree and they Repel the Rohingnya .But the way they do was very rude.They are using the military.

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I read that rohingiya actually is a bangladesh but the goverment of bangladesh didnt recognize the rohingiya so the rohingiya people move to myanmar and live there but myanmar didnt agree because myanmar didnt have enough money to support rohingiya people so many of rohingiya people dont have a citizen in a other way myanmar is a buddhist but rohingiya is a muslim so they are have a different religion. Now indonesia become a place for rohingiya people that live now in indonesia.

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From the information that i read, people from the rohingya tribe are being persecuted. Rohingya is ab ethnic group that lives in myanmar. In recent reports rohingya people are persecuted because of their beliefs. I totally disagree with this since i am also a minority in my country. I believe that we shouldnt judge a person by their beliefs.

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Who is burning down Rohingya villages? - BBC News

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About 294,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled Myanmar since violence erupted last month. Rohingyas say the military is waging a brutal campaign against them, burning their villages. Myanmar rejects this, saying its military is fighting against Rohingya "terrorists". The BBC's Jonathan Head investigates.

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Spokesman William Spindler said 270,000 Rohingya had crossed the border since August 25, when clashes between the military and militants intensified.

The new numbers represent roughly a third of the country's Rohingya people, a stateless Muslim minority, although the Myanmar government doesn't release exact population figures.

Yanghee Lee, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights for Myanmar, said Friday that at least 1,000 people had been killed in the violence over the past two weeks, though she said that figure is "very likely an underestimate."

"Figures are difficult to verify because of lack of access to the affected areas," she said.

The Myanmar government said 421 people had died.

The Rohingya are considered to be among the world's most persecuted people. The predominantly Buddhist Myanmar considers them Bangladeshi but Bangladesh says they're Burmese.

The government of Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, blames terrorists for starting the recent violence.

Rohingya militants killed 12 security officers in border post attacks almost two weeks ago, according to state media.

Children, women drown while fleeing

Not all of the refugees are making it to Bangladesh safely.

Dozens of Rohingya women and children fleeing the violence have drowned while attempting to escape to Bangladesh by boat.

A Bangladeshi border guard, who asked not to be identified, told CNN guards had retrieved eight bodies on the Bangladeshi side of the Naf River on Wednesday alone, half of whom were children.

"It was a case of a boat capsizing," he said. " (But) this has been happening from day one ... Since then, around 60 to 65 bodies have arrived south (of the border area.) In other areas, maybe 10 to 15."

The border guard sent CNN photos appearing to show young children lying dead on the banks of the Naf River.

"No-one comes to collect these bodies. These people are so distressed, they are walking, coming across fields for five days, they hardly recognize their own relatives," he said.

The border guard said some Rohingya have been paying fishermen as much as $250 per person to ferry them across the river on "very risky" boats.

"They are not designed to travel on this rough sea, they are taking long detour. It's not only the type of boat, it is the capacity, only made for five, six, or 10 people and they are taking double or triple that number sometimes," he said.

Desmond Tutu begs Suu Kyi to help

As the humanitarian crisis in South Asia continued to grow, Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu wrote to his fellow Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, begging her to stop the violence.

"I am ... breaking my vow of silence on public affairs out of profound sadness about the plight of the Muslim minority in your country, the Rohingya," he wrote in an open letter, posted on his official Twitter.

Aung San Suu Kyi, the de facto ruler of Myanmar as state counselor, has repeatedly come under criticism for her lack of action to help the Rohingya, a stark contrast to her previous image as a champion of human rights.

In his letter, Tutu described Suu Kyi as "a beloved younger sister," and how he used to keep a photo of her on his desk to remind him of the woman who symbolized "righteousness" in the world.

"But what some have called 'ethnic cleansing' and others 'a slow genocide' has persisted -- and recently accelerated. The images we are seeing of the suffering of the Rohingya fill us with pain and dread," he said.

The former archbishop said any country which was "not at peace with itself" was not a free country. "If the political price of your ascension to the highest office in Myanmar is your silence, the price is surely too steep," he said.

Tutu is the second Nobel laureate to strongly condemn Suu Kyi for her inaction. Malala Yousafzai, the youngest recipient of the prize, said "the world was waiting" for the Myanmar leader to help the refugees.

Outrage grows in Bangladesh

As refugees continue to pour across the border, discontent is growing inside Bangladesh at the ongoing violence in their neighboring Rakhine State.

A protest in the capital Dhaka took place on Friday, while other demonstrations in support of the Rohingya were also held in Pakistan, Indonesia and the Philippines.

The Bangladeshi government summoned the Myanmar ambassador Wednesday to raise concerns about reports of landmines being laid on the border in the path of refugees.

There have been reports of Rohingya being crippled after stepping on the hidden mines while making their way to safety across the border.

"It's possible the Myanmar military has planted the mines. There is no one else who could do it," a senior Bangladeshi border guard told CNN.

Myanmar state media blamed local "terrorists" for placing mines in Rakhine State -- where Rohingyas are concentrated -- although not specifically on the border.

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At least 270,000 Rohingya flee Myanmar violence in 2 weeks, UN says

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Spokesman William Spindler said 270,000 Rohingya had crossed the border since August 25, when clashes between the military and militants intensified. The new numbers represent roughly a third of the country's Rohingya people, a stateless Muslim minority, although the Myanmar government doesn't release exact population figures.