The pictures of the Rohingya who will be shocked to see

Akhtar (4) with his elder brother Harun (6) Rakhine army 'rocket' attacked two brothers body of attack Two other siblings were killed in the attack. The children captured the father of both the raiding soldiers. Since then he has not found any Photo: Reuters
Persistent Rohingya from birth This minority population of Myanmar's Rakhine state has taken refuge in various countries in the world due to torture and oppression. But after the 25th of August this year the horrors of Rohingya torture exceeded all previous history. The United Nations identified the atrocities of Myanmar army as the "classical example of ethnic cleansing".

Most of the Rohingyas fleeing from Myanmar are the refugees Bangladesh In Bangladesh, as a refugee, almost 10 lakh Rohingya The Rohingyas from Rakhine have not only escaped life, but also came to the body with torture marks, wounds. If you see those pictures of oppression, the general people will be shocked.

Myanmar soldiers have found some evidence of Rohingya repression in the news agency Reuters cameras The pictures of 'eyes-woke' were taken from refugee camps in Ukhia and Teknaf of Cox's Bazar.

His body and his eyes are blurry

The 21-year-old Rohingya young name is Muhammad Zubair Myanmar army's brat bomber blew up the entire body. Sighting was also lost in brutal torture. Looking at the glimmer of eyes, he said, 'I could not see anything in my eyes for many weeks. Later, I was admitted to a Cox's Bazar hospital for 23 days. I thought I would never see anything again. '

Setara from the day of the attack did not say anything

Sitara Begum was in the house with eight siblings in Rakhine. At that time, the rocket attack was carried out by Myanmar's junta. The fire was burnt by fire. The body of the 12-year-old body was rescued from the fire. But the jotany little medical treatment on the forehead As a result, he has lost all his foot while he is recovering. They did not say a word since the attack, said her mother.

'They knead my head with a knife'

How old age of Nur Kamal? The accounts of the accounts are 17 years old. He was hiding in a corner of the house fearing the torture of the army. The army member pulled out the teenager from there. Kamal says, 'They hit me with a rifle butt first on my head. Then, with a knife, there is a quote. '

His uncle rescued Kamal from the bloodstream. Later, they came to Bangladesh with a small Kamal.

'Flea was bleeding with blood, ran it too'

73 year old Abdur Rahman, who was fleeing to Bangladesh with his family, passed away in Bangladesh. At that time the raiders attacked them. A knife is thrown away from him from a distance. Abdur Rahman's three fingers cut the legs. He said, 'Fenny was bleeding with blood. I ran it too. In that situation, we reached Bangladesh after two hours 'walk.'

He suffered torture, lost three children

At first Momtaz Begum was beaten. Then fire in the house is set on fire. He came out of the house with a dazzling body and he came out of the house. Three dead bodies were found out The only girl who was lying on the ground was weeping. Now Momtaj is in a medical center in Bangladesh. He is quite healthy. But seeing the dazzling body and the shocking bandage, the incidents of torture that did not see the day also appeared in front of everyone's eyes.

'Why did Allah do this with my Ansar?'

While hanging on a corner of the refugee camp, the 11-year-old child Ansar Ullah, Stomach wounds in the legs Ansar's mother said to cry, 'We were shooting at the sharks in our jungle, our house was burning, we can not forget that. Why did God do this to my Ansar? '

All the Rohingyas who fled to Bangladesh are often carrying signs of torture of the Myanmar army. Someone is physically someone else mentally In the Reuters cameras, only two or three of them are Ansar, Kamal and Mamtajara. Apart from the frames, the Rohingyas are witty eyes and the story of astonishing helplessness blurred out of the eyes. Thousands of Rohingya stories will be found in the Rohingya refugee camps of Bangladesh But who will listen to those words, that's the question.