VOICED : Mas de 70 muertos en ataques de musulmanes rohinyas en Birmania

In Myanmar, over 70 police and rebels died following attacks by Rohingya Muslims on border posts. Around 150 rebels attacked 20 police stations, marking the most intense clashes in recent months. The region is fraught with tension between Muslims and Buddhists, with the Rohingya facing severe discrimination, lacking access to healthcare, education, and employment. The attacks coincided with a UN report led by Kofi Annan, urging more rights for the Rohingya to prevent radicalization.

What was the outcome of the attacks by Rohingya Muslims on border posts in Myanmar?

• Peace talks were initiated.

• The government increased military presence.

• Over 70 police officers and rebels died.

• The border posts were abandoned.

How many police stations were reportedly attacked by the Rohingya rebels?

• Thirty

• Forty

• Twenty

• Ten

What is one of the main issues faced by the Rohingya minority in Myanmar?

• They are well-represented in the government.

• They have equal employment opportunities.

• They face significant discrimination and lack access to basic services.

• They have full access to education.

What does the report by the commission led by Kofi Annan recommend for the Rohingyas?

• To restrict their movement further.

• To increase military surveillance in their areas.

• To relocate them to another country.

• To grant them more rights, especially freedom of movement.

What is the potential consequence mentioned if the Rohingyas are not granted more rights?

• They will gain international support.

• They will leave the country voluntarily.

• They could become radicalized.

• They might integrate peacefully.