Washington Post: Malnutrition, disease rising in camps of Burma’s Rohingya Muslims
“…The United Nations says that 135,000 ethnic Rohingya Muslims are still stuck in refugee camps on the western coast of Burma, two years after the government rounded them up in the wake of religious violence that left villages scorched, thousands homeless, and more than 200 dead…” (Gowan, 7/29).

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