Call to Action: Rohingyas of Myanmar Need Support

From  June 2012, deadly sectarian violence in western Myanmar’s  Arakan State between the ethnic Arakan Buddhists and the Rohingya (and non-Rohingya Muslim) communities  is part of a long running saga of tension, racism and oppression, which has seen thousands die and hundreds of thousands displaced over the last many decades.

President Thein Sein in July told the United  Nations that refugee camps or deportation was the “solution” for the Rohingya.

WHAT CAN WE DO?
This unfolding humanitarian tragedy has an  international dimension and requires determined  support from all. By applying sustained pressure  on the appropriate authorities, through our local
communities, we can bring about change to this  apartheid.

This is a human tragedy, and one which affects  us all, irrespective of our colour, creed, race or  religion. Therefore, please be generous with your
time, wealth and support.

We can all help in raising awareness of the  plight of the Rohingya people.

To find out more about what we can do, please click here

To get involved with the campaign, please visit the website of the RMCG