Examples of using Rohingya in English and their translations into German
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In the words of one Rohingya man.
Myanmar: Rohingya trapped in dehumanising apartheid regime.
Let us also pray for our Rohingya brothers and sisters.
 It is necessary to organize strong international solidarity and global public opinion regarding Rohingya crisis.
The oppression of Rohingya Muslims at the hands of the Myanmar military has a long history.
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The EU, and its member states,were the biggest humanitarian donors supporting Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.
The STP also criticizes that Rohingya people were sentenced to one year in prison for"republic escape.
Amnesty International has also documented recent examples of looting,deliberate burning and demolition of abandoned Rohingya homes and mosques across northern Rakhine State.
Human Rights Watch again reported that Rohingya resettlements became the victims of the scorched-earth military campaign.
Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar's Rakhine state were forced to flee the country when a genocidal campaign was waged against them.
Since August this year more than 600,000 members of the Rohingya people have fled from Myanmar to save their lives.
Germany has helped the Rohingya in Bangladesh by providing over 20 million euros in humanitarian assistance so far, as well as an additional four million euros in transitional aid, for example to build schools.
There are serious concerns that the Myanmar authorities are planning to house Rohingya in the centres for a prolonged period and restrict their freedom of movement.
These women of Syrian, Rohingya and Swiss origin are among the thousands of volunteers worldwide dedicated to helping Terre des hommes give vulnerable children a proper childhood.
Some of the same Buddhist monks who braved Myanmar's military junta in the“Saffron Revolution”of 2007 today incite violence against members of the country's Muslim Rohingya minority.
This article called attention to the continued plight of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar but cited the work of an Indian Express article with the DRC image;
The Rohingya are then brought to remote islands in the south of Thailand, where they are either held in camps to extort large sums of money from their families for their release, or sold as cheap working slaves.
While the Burmese army had ceased all activity against the terrorists, Rohingya villages were burned, and the Rakhine population of Arakan lynched Muslims, who in their eyes were all accomplices of the terrorists.
In the Security Council, in the Human Rights Council or here at the General Assembly, we will demand accountability when human rights are trampled underfoot,whether this concerns human trafficking in Africa or attacks on the Rohingya in Myanmar.
Seven months after the outbreak of violence between Muslim Rohingya and Buddhist Rakhine in Burma, the Society for Threatened Peoples(STP) offers a discouraging view of the coming to terms with the unrest.
Satellite sensors show that at least 80 major fires have torn across inhabited areas in northern Rakhine since 25 August, when the Myanmar army launched a military operation followingattacks on police posts by the militant Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army Arsa.
Contributing to entrenching a system that systematically discriminates against Rohingya and that makes the return of refugees even less likely could amount to assisting in crimes against humanity.
Famine in Africa, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, the ongoing conflict in Syria and the rockslide in Bondo are just some of the events which concerned Swiss Solidarity and the public in 2017.
Thus, the armed forces andthe Buddhist nationalists were systematically trying to drive away the Rohingya civilian population by destroying their fields, their harvest, their villages, and even the trees to keep them from returning.
Of course it will help the Rohingya if Saudi Arabia provides 50 million US dollars in emergency aids," said the STP's Asia-consultant, Ulrich Delius,"but humanitarian aid is no solution for the fundamental problems of the discriminated and persecuted minority.
States around the world must push for Myanmar to dismantleits system of apartheid and allow Rohingya and all other ethnic minorities to enjoy their rights to nationality and freedom of movement," said Tirana Hassan.
Since the persecutions against the Rohingya intensified in October 2016, more than 65,000 Rohingya refugees managed to flee to Bangladesh- despite massive border controls and immediate deportations- and are now staying there illegally.
Her denial of the gravity and scale of the atrocities means there is little prospect of the situation improving for the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya living in limbo in Bangladesh or for the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya who remain in Rakhine State.
And it turns out the Dalai Lama has been speaking out against the violence against the Rohingya for months, calling on the buddhist government and aung san suu kyi to end the violence and to honor the human rights of the Rohingya in myanmar.