VOICED : Myanmar Rohingya eye

The video discusses the ongoing violence between the Rohingya, a stateless Muslim minority, and the ethnic Rakhine Buddhists in Myanmar. This conflict has displaced over 100,000 people, forcing many to live in camps with inadequate resources. The Rohingya have faced decades of persecution and are seen as illegal immigrants by the Myanmar government. Many have fled to neighboring countries, but options are limited. As a result, some are taking dangerous boat journeys to Malaysia. The video highlights the dire conditions in the camps and the potential for a mass exodus, as well as the international community's response to the crisis.

What has been the impact of the violence in Western Myanmar on the Rohingya population?

• They have been integrated into the local community.

• They have received international aid.

• They have been displaced and are living in camps.

• They have gained more rights.

How does the Myanmar government currently view the Rohingya?

• As a protected minority group.

• As allies in the government.

• As illegal immigrants.

• As citizens with full rights.

What is the response of Bangladesh to the influx of Rohingya refugees?

• They have provided them with jobs.

• They have refused to accept more refugees.

• They have offered them citizenship.

• They have welcomed them with open arms.

What are the conditions like in the camps where the Rohingya are living?

• There is a shortage of food and no work.

• The camps are temporary and well-managed.

• There is plenty of food and work.

• The camps are luxurious and well-equipped.

What is the expected response of regional authorities to the increase in 'boat people'?

• They will ignore the situation entirely.

• They will provide them with safe passage.

• They will welcome them with open arms.

• They will crack down on them despite international law.