Are the Rohingyas of Myanmar facing GENOCIDE? Dr. Stanton believes so, and so do I.

Are the Rohingyas of Myanmar (Burma) victims of genocide? This debate has been going on for a number of years amongst the human rights groups. As an independent researcher and human rights activist, I have had maintained that they are victims of genocide. It won't be any exaggeration to even claim that amongst the serious activists, I am probably the first to claim that they have been facing genocide and the worldbody should protect them before they become an extinct people.

I am glad that Dr. Gregory Stanton, President of Genocide Watch, has also agreed that the Rohingyas are facing genocide in Myanmar. He wants the world body  to rise up against their extermination campaign by the Buddhist people and government of Myanmar.

Here you can hear Dr. Stanton's speech on the subject.

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