Rohingyablogger, 28 Aug
At Baggona, a village three miles far from and lies to the South of Maung Daw of Arakan state, more than 80 Rohingya women and girls have been raped and gang-raped by Military, Rakhine Extrmist-Terrorists, Police and Security Forces since the beginning of the violence in Arakan. Though we could not list all the names of the raped victims due to the highly shy and timorous nature of Rohingya women, we were able to collect the profiles of 32 raped victims. The list is mentioned at the end of the article.
At Baggona, a village three miles far from and lies to the South of Maung Daw of Arakan state, more than 80 Rohingya women and girls have been raped and gang-raped by Military, Rakhine Extrmist-Terrorists, Police and Security Forces since the beginning of the violence in Arakan. Though we could not list all the names of the raped victims due to the highly shy and timorous nature of Rohingya women, we were able to collect the profiles of 32 raped victims. The list is mentioned at the end of the article.
On 19th June 2012, armed Rakhine
terrorists, security forces and police (Note: security forces and
police in Arakan state are made up of mostly Rakhines, no Rohingya at
all) raided Baggona village in Maung Daw and arrested young and old
Rohingyas alike which numbered almost 100 (age: 12-80). (They were taken
to unknown locations and nothing had been heard from them since then.)
Therefore while the remaining Rohingya men were on hiding in the fear of
being arrested, they raped and ganged raped the Rohingya women left
behind to their heart’s content. Besides, they robbed and looted 700
houses and took away gold, silver, money and whatever possible. For the
worse, these terrorists destroyed furniture, cooking pots and other
properties which they could not take away. Currently the people in the
village are having serious crises and the raped Rohingya women are in
troubles such as being pregnant with these unknown terrorists and
others. Therefore, they plead international communities to help them out
from the hands of evils rather than giving mere lips services.
Now President U Thein Sein has
set up an inquiry commission into the violence of Arkan, which has 27
members, to investigate and find out the culprits of the violence. But
sadly, the commission itself has the people who have committed the
crimes against Rohingyas themselves. Therefore, the government will only
be able to find out the real cause and culprits of the violence if they
replenish the inquiry team with the representatives from the political
parties of local Rohingyas and Union Solidarity Development Party (USDP)
and use them to thoroughly investigate the real victims in the ongoing
violence whether as a means of refilling to the present commission or to
exactly find out the masterminds behind the brutal treatments of
Rohingyas.
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