It’s Been Three Years Since The Genocide Against The Rohingya Began – Here Are Teaching & Learning Resources

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Here’s how today’s Washington Post editorial begins:

“THE STRUGGLE of man against power,” wrote Czech novelist Milan Kundera, “is the struggle of memory against forgetting.” This is precisely where the Rohingya Muslims find themselves today, three years after 750,000 people were terrorized and torched out of their homes by Myanmar’s security forces and forced into miserable camps in Bangladesh. The crimes against the Rohingya — and their ongoing misery — must not be forgotten.

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