The Rohingya Genocide in Burma 2012-2017: An Actvists' Handy Handbook by Kaung Ph. D., Kyi May

The Rohingya Genocide in Burma 2012-2017: An Actvists' Handy Handbook (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781981805020)

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The Rohingya Genocide in Burma 2012-2017: An Actvists' Handy Handbook by Kaung Ph. D., Kyi May

The Rohingya Genocide in Burma 2012-2017: An Actvists' Handy Handbook

$20.00
The Rohingya Genocide in Burma 2012-2017: An Actvists' Handy Handbook by Kaung Ph. D., Kyi May

The Rohingya Genocide in Burma 2012-2017: An Actvists' Handy Handbook

$20.00
Format: Paperback
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In August and September, 2017 alone, 620,000 Rohingya Muslims from Arakan, Burma, fled to Bangladesh. This on top of 500,000 already there. They are the most persecuted people in the world and this is the greatest outflow of refugees in such a short time period. Yet the world is largely silent, the Burmese junta & the nominal elected government bluffs its way through. Rather than going into denial, believing the junta's PR, or tearing your hair out, this handbook arms you with facts, gives you a pep talk and suggestions about how to proceed actively.

Author: Kyi May Kaung Ph. D.
ISBN-10: 1981805028
ISBN-13: 9781981805020
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 12/16/2017
Pages: 100
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.56lbs
Size: 11.00h x 8.50w x 0.21d
By Kyi May Kaung Ph. D.
By Kyi May Kaung Ph. D.
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Washington D.C.-based analyst Kyi May Kaung holds a doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania. Her topic was on the dysfunctionality of dictatorships, including the present Burmese junta. Democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi is merely a powerless figurehead, even though she won the 2015 election. In this talk Dr. Kaung explains the long history spanning centuries of Muslims in what is now Burma, and the state-sponsored terrorist nature of the current genocide which started several years ago and peaked in August and September 2017, when 620,000 refugees reached Bangladesh with harrowing stories. A modern day holocaust.

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