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|title =2012 Rakhine State riots |partof =the Persecution of Muslims in Myanmar |image = |image_size = |alt = |caption = |map = |map_size = |map_alt = |map_caption = |location =Rakhine State, Myanmar |target = |coordinates = |date ={{start date|2012|06|08|df=yes}} |time = |timezone =30 |type =Religious |fatalities =June: 88[1][2][3] October: at least 80[4] 100,000 displaced[4] |injuries = |victim = |perps = |perp = |perpetrators= |perpetrator = |susperps = |susperp = |weapons = |numparts = |numpart = |dfens = |dfen = |footage = |motive = }}{{Campaignbox Burma conflict}}{{Burmese characters}} The 2012 Rakhine State riots were a series of conflicts primarily between ethnic Rakhine Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims in northern Rakhine State, Myanmar, though by October Muslims of all ethnicities had begun to be targeted.[4][7][5] The riots started came after weeks of sectarian disputes including a gang rape and murder of a Rakhine woman by Rohingya.[6] On 8 June 2012, Rohingyas started to protest from Friday's prayers in Maungdaw township. More than a dozen residents were killed after police started firing.[7] State of emergency was declared in Rakhine, allowing military to participate in administration of the region.[8][9] As of 22 August, officially there had been 88 casualties – 57 Muslims and 31 Buddhists.[1] An estimated 90,000 people were displaced by the violence.[10][15] About 2,528 houses were burned; of those, 1,336 belonged to Rohingyas and 1,192 belonged to Rakhines.[11] Rohingya NGOs have accused the Burmese army and police of playing a role in targeting Rohingya through mass arrests and arbitrary violence[12] though an in-depth research by the International Crisis Group reported that members of both communities were grateful for the protection provided by the military.[13] While the government response was praised by the United States and European Union,[14][15] NGOs were more critical, citing discrimination of Rohingyas by the previous military government.[14] The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and several human rights groups rejected the President Thein Sein's proposal to resettle the Rohingya abroad.[16][17] Fighting broke out again in October, resulting in at least 80 deaths, the displacement of more than 20,000 people, and the burning of thousands of homes. Rohingyas are not allowed to leave their settlements, officially due to security concerns, and are the subject of a campaign of commercial boycott led by Buddhist monks.[18] Background{{Main article|Rohingya insurgency in Western Burma|Rohingya people}}Sectarian clashes occur sporadically in Rakhine State, often between the Buddhist Rakhine people who are majority in the southern part, and Rohingya Muslims who are majority in the north.[25] Before the riots, there were widespread and strongly held fears circulating among Buddhist Rakhines that they would soon become a minority in all of Arakan, and not just the northern part, which has long been a Muslim majority. The Burmese government classifies the Rohingya as "immigrants" to Burma despite being the first inhabitants of Arakan, and denied citizenship. Due to their lack of citizenship, they were previously subject to restrictions on government education, officially recognised marriages, and along with ethnic Rakhines, endured forced labour under the military government.[19][20] On the evening of 28 May, three Muslim youths apparently robbed, raped and murdered an ethnic Rakhine woman, Ma Thida Htwe, near her village Tha Pri Chaung when she was returning home from Kyauk Ni Maw Village of Rambree township.[21] The government doctor who had signed the post-mortem report had however said there was no trace of rape on her murdered body. In addition, one of the accused may actually have been a Buddhist.[22] The locals claimed that the culprits were Rohingya Muslims. The police arrested three suspects and sent them to Yanbye township jail.[23] On 3 June,[24] a mob attacked a bus in Taungup, apparently mistakenly believing those responsible for the murder were on board.[25] Ten Muslims were killed in the attack,[26] prompting protests by Burmese Muslims in the commercial capital, Yangon. The government responded by appointing a minister and a senior police chief to head an investigation committee. The committee was ordered to find out "cause and instigation of the incident" and to pursue legal action.[27] As of 2 July 30 people had been arrested over the killing of the Muslims.[28] June 2012 riotsThe June 2012 riots saw various attacks by Buddhist Rakhines and Rohingya Muslims on each other's communities, including destruction of property.[29] 8 June: Initial attacksDespite increased security measures, at 3:50 pm 8 June, a large mob of Rakhine ignited several houses in Bohmu Village, Maungdaw Township where 80% of the population is Rohingya Muslims. Telephone lines were also damaged.[30] By the evening, Hmuu Zaw, a high-ranking officer, reported that the security forces were protecting 14 burnt villages in Maungdaw township. Around 5:30, the forces were authorised to use deadly force but they fired mostly warning shots according to local media.[30][31] Soon afterward, authorities declared that the situation in Maungdaw Township had been stabilised. However, three villages of southern Maungdaw were torched in early evening. At 9 o'clock, the government imposed curfew in Maungdaw, and forbidding any gathering of more than five persons in public area. An hour later, the rioters had a police outpost in Khayay Mying Village surrounded. The police fired warning shots to disperse them.[31] At 10 o'clock, armed forces had taken positions in Maungdaw. Five people had been confirmed killed as of 8 June.[32] 9 June: Riots spreadOn the morning of 9 June, five army battalions arrived to reinforce the existing security forces. Government set up refugee camps for those whose houses had been burned. Government reports stated that Relief and Resettlement Ministry and Ministry of Defense had distributed 3.3 tons of supplies and 2 tons of clothes respectively.[33] Despite increased security presence, the riots continued unabated. Security forces successfully prevented rioters' attempt to torch five quarters of Maungdaw. However, Rakhine villagers from Buthidaung Township (where 90 percent of people are Rohingya Muslims) arrived at refugee camps after their houses had been razed by Muslims. Soon after, soldiers took positions and anti-riot police patrolled in the township. The Muslim rioters marched to Sittwe and burned down three houses in Mingan quarter. An official report stated that at least 7 people had been killed, one hostel, 17 shops and over 494 houses had been destroyed as of 9 June.[33] 10 June: State of emergencyOn 10 June, a state of emergency was declared across Rakhine.[34] According to state TV, the order was given in response to "unrest and terrorist attacks" and "intended to restore security and stability to the people immediately."[34] President Thein Sein added that further unrest could threaten the country's moves toward democracy.[35] It was the first time that the current government used the provision. It instigated martial law, giving the military administrative control of the region.[34] The move was criticised by Human Rights Watch, who accused the government of handing control over to a military which had historically brutalised people in the region.[35][49] Some ethnic Rakhine burned Rohingya houses in Bohmu village in retaliation.[36] Over five thousand people were residing at refugee camps by 10 June.[37] Many of the refugees fled to Sittwe to escape the rioting, overwhelming local officials.[35] 12–14 JuneOn 12 June, more buildings were set ablaze in Sittwe as many residents throughout Rakhine were relocated.[38] "Smoke is billowing from many directions and we are scared," said one ethnic Rakhine resident. "The government should send in more security forces to protect [our] communities."[39] An unnamed government official put the death toll at 25 to date.[39] The number of casualties were officially revised to 21 on 13 June.[40] A top United Nations envoy visited the region affected by the riots. "We're here to observe and assess how we can continue to provide support to Rakhine [State]," said Ashok Nigam, UN humanitarian coordinator.[40] The envoy later remarked that army appeared to have restored order to the region.[15] Meanwhile, Bangladeshi authorities continued to turn away refugees, denying another 140 people entry into Bangladesh. To date at least 15 boats and up to 1,500 total refugees had been turned away.[40] Dipu Moni, Foreign Minister of Bangladesh, said at a news conference in the capital, Dhaka, that Bangladesh did not have the capacity to accept refugees because the impoverished country’s resources already are strained.[41] The UN called on Bangladesh to reconsider.[42] On 14 June, the situation appeared calm as casualty figures were updated to 29 deaths – 16 Muslim and 13 Buddhists according to Myanmar authorities.[43] The government also estimated 2,500 homes had been destroyed and 30,000 people displaced by the violence. Thirty-seven camps across Rakhine housed the refugees.[43] Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi warned that violence would continue unless "the rule of law" was restored.[43] 15–28 June: Fatality figures update and arrest of UN workersAs of 28 June, casualty figures were updated to 80 deaths and estimated 90,000 people were displaced and taking refuge in temporary camps according to official reports.[44] Hundreds of Rohingyas fled across the border to Bangladesh, though many were forced back to Burma. Rohingyas who fled to Bangladesh also claimed that the Burmese army and police shot groups of villagers after they started the riot. They stated they feared to return to Burma when Bangladesh rejected them as refugees and asked them to go back home.[12][12] Despite the claims made by NGOs, an in-depth research by the International Crisis Group reported that members of both communities were grateful for protection provided by the military.[13] The Government of Myanmar arrested 10 UN UNHCR workers and charged three with "stimulating" the riots.[45] António Guterres, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, visited Yangon and asked for the release of the UN workers which Myanmar's President Thein Sein said he would not allow but asked if the UN would help to resettle up to 1,000,000 Rohingya Muslims in either refugee camps in Bangladesh or some other country.[45] The UN rejected Thein Sein's proposal.[16] October riotsViolence between Muslims and Buddhists broke out again in late October.[72][73] According to the Burmese government, more than 80 people were killed, more than 22,000 people were displaced, and more than 4,600 houses burnt.[46] The outburst of fighting brought the total number of displaced since the beginning of the conflict to 100,000.[46] The violence began in the towns of Min Bya and Mrauk Oo by the Muslims, but spread across the state.[72] Though the majority of Rakhine state's Muslims are Rohingya, Muslims of all ethnicities were reported to be targets of the violence in retaliation.[4][47] Several Muslim groups announced that they would not be celebrating Eid al-Adha because they felt the government could not protect them.[48] UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon issued a statement on 26 October that "the vigilante attacks, targeted threats and extremist rhetoric must be stopped. If this is not done ... the reform and opening up process being currently pursued by the government is likely to be jeopardised."[49] US State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland called on the Burmese government to halt the violence and allow aid groups unrestricted access.[48] On 27 October, a spokesperson for Thein Sein acknowledged "incidents of whole villages and parts of the towns being burnt down in Rakhine state", after Human Rights Watch released a satellite image showing hundreds of Muslim buildings destroyed in Kyaukpyu on Ramree Island.[4] The United Nations reported on 28 October that 3,200 more displaced people had fled to refugee camps, with an estimated additional 2,500 still in transit.[50] In early November, Doctors Without Borders reported that pamphlets and posters were being distributed in Rakhine State threatening aid workers who treated Muslims, causing almost all of its local staff to quit.[51] Misleading photographs in the mediaAlleged photographs of crimes against Muslims perpetrated by Buddhists in Rakhine State had been widely circulated during and after the riots. Some of the photos were taken from natural disasters, such as pictures of Tibetan Buddhist monks cremating earthquake victims from the 2010 Yushu earthquake, mislabeled as Burmese monks burning Muslims alive.[52] These were often circulated through facebook, a popular social media website in Myanmar.[53] AftermathExpulsion of Muslims from SittweAfter the riots, most of the Muslims from Sittwe were temporarily removed by security forces into makeshift refugee camps well away from the city, towards Bangladesh. Only few hundred households were left in the ghetto-like Mingalar Ward where they are confined, officially due to security concerns.[54] Buddhists in Rakhine are calling for further internment and expulsion of Muslims who cannot prove three generations of legal residence - a large part of the nearly one million Muslims from the state.[55] Rohingya diasporaAround 140,000 people, the majority of them Rohingya, were displaced by two waves of violence between Buddhists and Muslims in Rakhine last year that left some 200 people dead. Thousands of Rohingya have fled Myanmar since then on overcrowded boats to Malaysia or further south, despite the dangers posed by rough seas. Hundreds are believed to have died at sea in 2013. In May, nearly 60 Rohingyas went missing after their boat sank after hitting rocks as a cyclone approached the bay. In November, another boat carrying 70 Rohingyas fleeing sectarian violence capsized off the western coast of Myanmar. Only eight survivors have been found.[56] According to The Economist, later Burmese Buddhist mob violence against Muslims in such places as Meiktila, Okpho and Gyobingauk Township "follows on from, and is clearly inspired by, the massacres of Rohingya Muslims around Sittwe"[57] and "now seems to be spreading to other parts of Asia, too".[58] Investigation{{update|date=December 2015}}An investigation committee was formed on 28 March 2014 by the Burmese government to take action against the people involved in riots on 26 and 27 March 2014. The report on riots was to have been submitted by 7 April 2014 to the president.[59] International reactionsOn 5 April 2013, Muslim and Buddhist inmates at an immigration detention centre Indonesia rioted along the lines of the conflict in their home country leading to death of 8 Buddhists and 15 injuries of Rohingyas.[60][61] According to the testimonies of Rohingya witnesses, the reason that sparked the riot was because of sexual harassment against female Rohingya Muslim inmates by the Burmese Buddhist inmates.[62][63] Indonesian court jailed 14 Muslim Rohingya for nine months each in December. The sentence was lighter than the maximum penalty for violence resulting in death, which is 12 years. The men's lawyer said they would appeal for freedom because there was no real evidence shown during the trial.[64] India{{main|Azad Maidan riots}}A Rohingya refugee colony gradually grew in New Delhi, as Bangladeshi refugees and Rohingya refugees settled here. By 2018, the colony had grown to more than 30,000 people. In August 2012, about 20,000 Indians, mostly muslims gathered in Mumbai's Azad Maidan to protest the treatment of Rohingyas in Rakhine state. The protest, called by regional muslim organizations and political parties quickly grew violent. Protesters began to riot and set fire to the offices and establishments in the vicinity. The police was outnumbered and the riots continued for 5 days.[65] The riots started off initially as a protest organized in Azad Maidan on 11 August 2012 to condemn the Rakhine riots and Assam riots, which later turned into a riot. The riot reportedly began as the crowd got angry either after hearing an inflammatory speech or after seeing photographs of Assam violence and Rakhine state riots. The riot resulted in two deaths and injuries to 54 people including 45 policemen.[66] Mumbai Police estimated that the riots caused a loss of {{INR}}2.74 crore in damages to public and private property. 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June 2015|work=ABC News|date=22 April 2013|location=Dharamshala}} 88. ^{{cite news |url=https://www.reuters.com/article/2013/05/07/us-usa-dalailama-idUSBRE9460RC20130507 |title=Dalai Lama decries Buddhist attacks on Muslims in Myanmar |publisher=Reuters |date=7 May 2013 |accessdate=12 October 2013 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130509041004/http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/05/07/us-usa-dalailama-idUSBRE9460RC20130507# |archive-date=9 May 2013 |dead-url=no |df=dmy-all }} External links
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