Rohingyas ‘Murdered’ Sailing to Malaysia | PETER PATTISSON , THE IRRAWADDY|

A Rohingya Muslim family in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. (Photo: Reuters)

KUALA LUMPUR—When Hussein Juhar, a Rohingya Muslim from Burma’s western Arakan (Rakhine) State, saw the crew of the boat that would smuggle him to Malaysia, he knew he was in trouble. The six men, all armed, were ethnic Arakanese—the very people he was fleeing from.

The 30-year-old decided to leave in mid-October after security forces raided his home during sectarian violence between Buddhists and Muslim Rohingyas that left around 100 dead and 100,000 displaced.

Terrorized, starving and homeless: Myanmar's Rohingya still forgotten | Dan Rivers, CNN

Sittwe, Myanmar (CNN) -- It's been three years since I reported on the plight of the Rohingya Muslim people of western Myanmar and neighboring Bangladesh.

We called our documentary "A Forgotten People," and it looked at appalling incidents where boatloads of refugees fleeing poverty and persecution arrived in Thailand only to be towed back out to sea and abandoned by the Thai security forces. Hundreds died or went missing.

WATCH: The Forgotten People: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

Nasakas Forced Muslim Clerics (mullas) To Make Bengalis, Maung Daw

           On 24^th Nov 2012, in Ngaku Ya village tract, Nasakas forcibily made 107 Rohingya Mullas to sign on the papers where the race is mentioned as BENGALI.

Rakhines Attacked On Militaries, Kyauk Taw Tsp

           On 20^th Nov 2012, at 10PM Rakhines from Kyauk Taw downtown attacked the army from Ka La Ya number 378 which temporarily politioned in Kyauk Taw there they killed one military and 2 others were injured.

Rohingya Cleric Arrested by Militaries, Maung Daw

        On 22^nd Nov 2012, militaries in Nurulla village, Bagone Na village tract of Maung Daw town ship arrested a Rohingya cleric called Mv-Mohamed Alom s/o Haji-Abdul Shukkur and handed him over to the police for nothing and was sent to police custody.