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Muslims in Rohingya are being targeted in a mass genocide supported by the government in Myanmar. Over 120,000 Muslim population, who are branded illegal immigrants and Bengali terrorists are suffering from adverse persecution led by Buddhist groups in Burma.
Hundreds of thousands of Muslims have fled their homes. They are being burned alive, beheaded, raped and what not… All of the shambolic persecutions you can think of, Rohingya Muslims suffer from everything. The last time a race, a religious minority was targeted, a war across continents broke out. Aung San Suu Kyi is the leading name behind the atrocity, while the world demands her to return her Nobel Peace Prize after Muslim genocide in Burma prevails.
In this moment of terror, Malala Yousufzai spoke in support of Muslims and received uncalled hate for it
My statement on the #Rohingya crisis in Myanmar: pic.twitter.com/1Pj5U3VdDK
— Malala (@Malala) September 3, 2017
People went on the loose
Anyways but you didn't deserve noble prize I don't know how it was given to you.
— Tejas Nemanwar (@tejnemanwar) September 3, 2017
Someone with some sense
Yes @Malala, show the world what it actually means to have a noble prize and stand with rohingyas #WeAreAllRohingyaNow
— Asim Riaz (@asimmriaz) September 3, 2017
…….
Just because u eat bread and cheese right now instead of chapati, it does not make an upgrade to ur brain. Stop whining and start studying!!
— BlueP (@blpheonix) September 5, 2017
*sigh*
Muslims elsewhere: Aung San Sui Kyi return the noble prize !!
Muslims in Pakistan: Aung San Sui Kyi return the noble, Hey Malala you too
— Ahsan Zawar (@ahsanzawar) September 5, 2017
Instead of raising voice for Myanmar's people. We Pakistanis have started a new debate. Pro Malala vs Anti Malala debate.
— SJ (@Seeen_Jeeem) September 4, 2017
We should stand united against hate rather lashing out sheer criticism over a totally different subject. Not just Pakistanis but people in Burma felt the need to pour hate on Malala Yousufzai after they believe Rohingya is no place in their country and the persecution of Muslims is justified.
