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This report details the results of a PHR investigation into the March 20 and 21, 2013, attacks on Muslim students, teachers, and residents in the Mingalar Zayyone quarter of Meiktila, a small town in central Burma.

A two-person team from PHR conducted 33 interviews about the attacks, which resulted in the deaths of at least 20 children and four teachers. The report details the attacks by the Buddhist mobs, provides evidence that local police officers were complicit in the crimes, and lists policy recommendations for the Burmese government and the international community.

The below map, which includes photographs of the destroyed mosques and Islamic schools in Meiktila, is also in the report. A second map, showing locations of the anti-Muslim violence, also follows.

http://physiciansforhumanrights.org/library/reports/meiktila-report-may-2013.html

Map 1: PHR-Verified Destruction of Mosques and Islamic Schools in the City of Meiktila, Burma, 20-23 March, 2013.



Map 2: Anti-Muslim Violence in Burma, March–April 2013. This map was produced using information from publicly available media sources.



The narrative recounts how students and teachers at Mingalar Zayyone Islamic boarding school for boys continued with afternoon classes and evening dinner even after learning of violence in the city center; remained in the school compound as it was surrounded by armed men; fled to a boggy field to hide during the night; were flushed out and sought refuge in a nearby walled residential compound, parts of which were then set on fire; were forced to march the next morning through a gauntlet of armed assailants to a convoy of military trucks; and eventually were transported to a police station, from which their families eventually retrieved them. It also recounts the experiences of Muslim neighbors caught up in the violence, and of a national politician who observed the event.

The narrative includes eyewitness accounts of Muslims being intimidated and terrorized; forced to eat pork and pray in the Buddhist manner; assaulted with sticks, pipes, bricks, stones, slingshots, knives, and swords; and murdered, including by being burned alive.

Meanwhile, armed riot police at the scene did little or nothing to intervene to prevent or halt the attacks.


The complete composite narrative of
events, as recounted by eyewitnesses,
is available in the full report here:
physiciansforhumanrights.org/meiktilareport-2013.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/PHR_Reports/Burma-Meiktila-Massacre-Executive-Summary-May-2013.pdf
 
why don't Burmese Muslims launch an armed resistance? what they have to lose? they are getting killed anyway...
 
They did...that's why they're getting screwed over now.
they should continue with it..
same as that Muslims did....Now nobody bothers them...
Some nations only understand the language of bullet including "le peaceful Buddhist"
 
Barbaric. If Burma can't control the situation then the UNO should go in. This is nothing short of genocide
 
they should continue with it..
same as that Muslims did....Now nobody bothers them...
Some nations only understand the language of bullet including "le peaceful Buddhist"

they never did :coffee:
 
I fail to understand why the sudden hate between Muslims and Buddhists. The developments quite recent. Anybody's got a pulse on the reason??
@somebozo, @Loki, @Luftwaffe, @muse, @faujihistorian, @Aeronaut, @nuclearpak.
 
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they should continue with it..
same as that Muslims did....Now nobody bothers them...
Some nations only understand the language of bullet including "le peaceful Buddhist"

Easy for us to post calls for armed resistance here. The situation on the ground is different tho. These are mostly poor villagers taken by surprise and being persecuted for nothing else than their religion. The world needs to start speaking out in a collective voice. Only then will the government of that country start acting like a government and not an observor to genocide
 
This kinda proves there is a hierarchy in Islam. If they were Arabs the entire muslim world would be yelling, Pakistan would be sending over its best fighter pilots.

Thats where i praise Israel..Unlike us they throw their weight at will and do what they want without caring what the rest of the world thinks about them...
As humanitarian assistance...same as "le Syrian rebels" are being assisted by "le west"....much could have ben done for rohingya..
 
they should continue with it..
same as that Muslims did....Now nobody bothers them...
Some nations only understand the language of bullet including "le peaceful Buddhist"

Rohingya's are being disowned by their parent country (if my understanding is right - they are Bangladeshi's) - who do you think will arm and support them?

I know for a fact that Islamists in Indonesia and Malaysia are itching to get back at the Burmese Buddhists for the torture of the Burma Muslims - but then they lack the will and are quite pacifists. The only real option left is Pakistan and Bangladesh. (But the elite of Bangladesh are moving towards urbanization and secularism and a more tolerant Islam).

What Pakistan can do is push it's Jamaati's to activate assistance to BD's Jamaati's to foster an armed insurgency in Burma through the Jamaati's and Razakaar's of Bangladesh.

The whole world's turning a blind eye to the killings of Muslims in Burma - it's about time the fortress of Islam (Pakistan) takes action - you have the funding(saudi's, Afghan opium money), you have the trainers and the man power (Afghan Taliban, Haqqani, Let and the other lashkars), an connected Jamaati party etc.

This could be Pakistan's chance to be the true defender and the warrior arm of the faith - (and I am quite serious).
 
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The three countries that can force this carnage to stop and have considerable influence on Burmese regime are US, China and India. It is surprising that none of the three are intervening.
 
The three countries that can force this carnage to stop and have considerable influence on Burmese regime are US, China and India. It is surprising that none of the three are intervening.

If India interferes then our neighbors will start shouting "Indian bullying". Rather we shut up and condemn the violence or genocide without falling into a Sri Lankan type situation again. One PM lost for another country's crap is enough I guess
 
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