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Burma's boat people
Fierce fighting has broken out between ethnic Buddhists and the Muslim Rohingya minority, despite attempts to ease the tension.
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Hague calls for end to ‘terrible violence in Burma’
Foreign Secretary William Hague calls for peace in Burma’s Rakhine state, after the destruction of settlements occupied by Muslim Rohingyas following fierce fighting with Buddhists.
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Satellite images raise concerns for Burma Muslims
A human rights group expresses concern for the safety of thousands of Muslims in Burma after revealing satellite images of a once-thriving coastal community reduced to ashes after a week of violence.
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Burma’s Rohingya face ‘new wave of violence’
John Sparks reports on “disturbing allegations” from Burma suggesting that a major new wave of violence, killings and house burnings in the country’s northwest Rakhine State is taking place.
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Rakhine/Rohingya violence escalates in Burma
Reports come in of an attack on a mosque in Sittwe, Burma, as the conflict between Rakhine Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims escalates.
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Why is Aung San Suu Kyi not standing up for the Rohingya?
Whilst the ongoing reform in Burma is good, thousands are still being trapped within their villages. Why doesn’t Aung San Suu Kyi stand up for the Rohingya?
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Inside Burma’s open prisons
A humanitarian crisis may be unfolding among Burma’s Rohingya Muslim minority, but with reporting restrictions in Rakhine State, little more is known. Asia correspondent John Sparks has been there.
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‘We have nowhere to bury our dead’
Three months after ethnic clashes in western Burma, Asia correspondent John Sparks gains exclusive access to Rohingya Muslims confined in fortress-like Rakhine state.
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Ethnic clashes in Rakhine state
A Channel 4 News crew has traveled from Rangoon to the biggest city in Rakhine State – Sittwe – where the community was until recently made up of Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims. But following an alleged case of rape against a Buddhist girl, retaliation against Muslims has led to ethnic clashes and many of the…
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Inside Burma’s forbidden camps
Exclusive: As members of Burma’s Muslim Rohingya minority are forced into camps after violent clashes, the government bans international observers – but Channel 4 News gains access.
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Refugees ‘should go back to Burma’
Refugees fleeing for their lives from persecution and violence in Burma will continue to be turned away from Bangladesh to protect diplomatic relations, a Bangladeshi diplomat tells Channel 4 News.
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Dangerous waters for Burma’s Rohingya minority
As Burma’s rulers claim the country is embracing democracy, Asia correspondent John Sparks reports on the perilous attempts of native Rohingya people to seek refuge in Bangladesh.
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Aung San Suu Kyi facing the challenge of a divided nation
Feted in the West, Burmese democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi faces difficult political problems at home.
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Hard questions for Aung San Suu Kyi as she returns 'home'
The daughter of Burmese democracy is being feted like a rock star and treated like a president as she tours Europe. Today, on her 67th birthday, Aung San Suu Kyi is going “home” to Oxford for what will be a deeply poignant and bittersweet visit.