Q. Is there ethnic cleansing or genocide happening today? If so, where?
A.
1. Rohingya massacre in Rakhine, northwestern Myanmar
The Rohingya people are Muslims in Myanmar, a Buddhist country. However, most people believe that the Rohingya are illegal immigrants and terrorists from Bangladesh. Up to 3,000 people have been killed and at least 270,000 have been displaced as displaced.
The persecution of the Lorraine in Myanmar is not just a history of the past year. This is a cumulative history of ethnic cleansing conducted five to six times from 1978, 1991 to 1992, 2016 and 2017.
2. Christians and Muslims in the Central African Republic
Race conflicts have rapidly spread since the war itself began to abate in 2016, and many are concerned that a massacre could take place between the anti-caram and Muslim groups.
Stephen O'Brien, head of U.N. humanitarian affairs, said recent killings and ethnic cleansing have been on the rise.
"This step is very realistic," O'Brien reported in a briefing. "We are looking at things we haven't heard of in a long time. There is a very deep national purification approach.
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