Dr. Nora Rowley's radio interview on the latest extermination campaign against the Rohingyas of Myanmar

Dr. Nora Rowley, a well-informed human rights activist who worked inside the Arakan state of Mynamar (Burma) as a  physician, was recently interviwed on the radio in Chicago about the Rakhine/Burmese genocidal campaign against the Rohingyas of Myanmar, who are described as the world's most persectued people. You can listen to the interview by clicking here.

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