Rohingya

Troops have killed more than 80 people throughout the crackdown, according to official figures

The Nobel peace prize winner has faced growing international criticism for not stopping the military's campaign

More than 120,000 Rohingya have been crammed into displacement camps since sectarian violence in 2012

Army has carried out a bloody crackdown in Rakhine, with Muslim minority flooding over the border into Bangladesh

Thousands of Rohingya refugees fleeing to Bangladesh to escape the violence of Myanmar's soldiers

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Decades before Wirathu (described by some as Buddhist Bin Laden) Myanmar had rendered the Rohingya an oppressed group

Muslims make up just over two per cent of Myanmar's population, government census figures showed

Myanmar's demotion part of the State Department's annual Trafficking in Persons report

Bouts of anti-Muslim violence have left scores dead across the country since 2012

Rights groups have sharply criticised Suu Kyi's reluctance to speak out on the Rohingya's plight

Burmese government’s treatment of Rohingyas under Suu Kyi should be seen through the lens of cultural genocide

Police say 21 Rohingya fled a detention centre at about 1 am after sawing through an iron bar in their communal cell

Authorities said a cooking stove caused the blaze at the Bawdupa camp near the state capital Sittwe

The country has been plagued by insurgencies by ethnic minority groups since independence from Britain

The government does not recognise the term Rohingya and insists the minority group does not face official persecution

Suu Kyi has never visited the refugee camps that house some 140,000 people, mainly Rohingya

Thein is contesting elections in Mandalay which is home to leading Ma Ba Tha monk self-styled as 'Burmese bin Laden'

Four Rohingya women, aged from 14 to 28, said they were attacked by a group of men on Monday evening

Myanmar's Muslims are facing increasing marginalisation under the current quasi-civilian government

Meet the world’s least wanted people: Myanmar’s Rohingya Muslims

Pakistan always supports the oppressed Muslims across the globe on diplomatic and international level

Despite fasting for Ramazan, scores of Malaysians and Rohingya turned out for the ceremony in Kampung Tualang

Ehsanullah Ehsan says only jihad would make Myanmar rulers take notice of Rohingyas' plight

Police arrested him at 4pm Sunday and this morning they shot him dead in cold blood near a road

Since then, around 4,500 of them have returned to shore, but the UN estimates that 2,000 others are still on the water

There are, however, fresh hopes that growing awareness of the Rohingya plight could open doors overseas