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Best response to Rohingya crisis: Boycott, sanctions or engagement?

They argue that ARSA's strategy was precisely to provoke a large exodus to obtain international sympathy

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Anthony Ware, Joseph Lo Bianco, & Paul Komesaroff | The Conversation
More than 820,000 Rohingya have now fled Myanmar for Bangladesh, at least 607,000 since August 25. That is more than half the Muslim population of Rakhine State displaced in just 10 weeks. The scale of human suffering is mind-numbing, and the destruction vast.
Human Rights Watch has released satellite imagery showing that at least 288 villages have been destroyed, including 62% of all villages in the Muslim-majority westernmost township of Maungdaw. Many have labelled this “ethnic cleansing” or “genocide”.

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