MYANMAR'S ROHINGYA MUSLIMS KILLED, WHY MEDIA MUTE?

Myanmar's Rohingya MUSLIMS KILLED, WHY MEDIA MUTE?

 Perhaps only in Indonesia, a Muslim majority country that protects its citizens were minority so it looks peaceful as based on Pancasila and Unity in Diversity. But not the country of Myanmar, a country with a majority of Buddhists always discriminate against citizens who embraces Islam at the Rohingya minority. Violence and human rights abuses often occur at the Rohingya, but the media as if silent. How come ?. Maybe they really hate the religion of Islam and do not want to know the violence experienced by Muslim Rohingya, turn the news bomb exploded, instantly proclaimed repeatedly that Islam's image by the media fall foul not like Islam.
 The scenery is very cruel and horrible as the picture of Myanmar's military genocide against ethnic Rohingyas in northern Rakhine. Human Rights Watch (HRW) stated that hundreds of ethnic Rohingya houses in villages were destroyed until destroyed by the Myanmar military.

This raises persistent violence between the ethnic Rohingya Myanmar military. Myanmar military atrocities already beyond the bounds of humanity.
 The Bangladesh government said dozens of tribes Myanmar many crossed into Bangladesh from Myanmar border. They tried to escape from the Myanmar military.
A satellite image shows the Myanmar army destroyed the village Kyet Yoe Pyin whose inhabitants are ethnic Rohingya. Violence in early October showed Myanmar soldiers and police killed 300 gunmen.
Violence continues in Myanmar triggered by military violence by killing dozens of ethnic Rohingya and win 230 ethnic Rohingya. According to HRW, deaths from military violence against ethnic Rohingya could reach hundreds of lives over.
Rakhine is where I do a variety of ethnic Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar. They suffered repression and discrimination of the Rohingya government when in fact they are the people of Myanmar.
 This time the military to occupy 25 percent of seats in the Parliament of Myanmar. Their power is still very strong in controlling Myanmar.
The founder of Fortify Rights in Bangkok, Matthew Smith said the Myanmar government continues to deny that they have committed serious human rights abuses against minority groups Myanmar, Rohingya tribe. "If the government of human rights violations committed by any person in the country seharusna started to pay attention," he said as reported by CNN, Friday (18/11).
Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan said that if violence and repression against ethnic Rohingya in Rakhine constantly performed by Myanmar then the country will experience instability.
The UN envoy said Zainab Hawa Bangura, rape and violence against women and girls is part of the Rakhine violence based on hatred against a particular tribe. It was terrible.