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Atrocities in Myanmar
Clip: 4/17/2014 | 7m 52s
Why are Buddhist mobs attacking their country’s Rohingya Muslim minority?
Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, continues to experience the violent persecution of its minority population of Rohingya Muslims. Muslims are being attacked by mobs of extremist Buddhist factions, despite Buddhist principles of nonviolence.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Atrocities in Myanmar
Clip: 4/17/2014 | 7m 52s
Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, continues to experience the violent persecution of its minority population of Rohingya Muslims. Muslims are being attacked by mobs of extremist Buddhist factions, despite Buddhist principles of nonviolence.
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