‘Enough is enough’: Rohingya need end to violence in Myanmar

Rohingya lookingfor haven in Bangladesh hold rallies marking the seventh anniversary of their exodus from Myanmar.

Tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh haveactually held rallies in camps to mark the seventh anniversary of the military crackdown in Myanmar that required them to getaway.

Refugees from kids to the senior waved placards and shouted mottos on Sunday in the camps in Cox’s Bazar, requiring an end to violence and their safe return to Myanmar.

Many likewise used ribbons bearing the words “Rohingya Genocide Remembrance”.

“Hope is home” and “We Rohingya are the residents of Myanmar,” their placards checkout.

“Enough is enough. Stop violence and attacks on the Rohingya neighborhood,” refugee Hafizur Rahman informed the Reuters news firm.

The Rohingya have long been a target of discrimination and ethnic violence in Myanmar.

In 2017, at least 750,000 Rohingya ranaway to neighbouring Bangladesh after the Myanmar military released a crackdown that is now the subject of a genocide case at the International Court of Justice in The Hague.

In current weeks, thousands more Rohingya have supposedly ranaway western Myanmar’s Rakhine state to Bangladesh as battling intensifies inbetween the military govenment and the Arakan Army, a effective ethnic militia that hires from the Buddhist bulk.

The worldwide medical group Doctors without Borders, recognized by its French acronym MSF, stated its groups in Cox’s Bazar dealtwith 39 individuals for conflict-related injuries, consistingof mortar shell and gunshot injuries, i