The woman holds in the arms of her one-year-old son during a visit to the Center for Distribution of UNICEF A Help Distribution in the Rohingya refugees camp in Cox-Bazar, Bangladesh. Myanmar: Rohingya’s oppression last eight years after the aggravation of the conflict Peace and safety Eight years after the mass exodus from Rakhain, the position of the people of Rohingya in Myanmar and beyond its borders continues to deteriorate. This is stated in the statement of the UN Secretary General Antoniu Gutherrish on the occasion of the 8th anniversary of the beginning of the large-scale military operation of the Myanmar Government against Rohinge. ~ ~ ~/p > 62 > aggravation of the situation in Myanmar occurred after August 25, 2017, militants from the “Army Army Arakan Army (another name for Rakhain – approx. Ed.)” They held a coordinated attack on police posts and on the base of the Myanmar army. Employees of the security forces of Myanmar died. The operation of Myanmar against Rohingya, accompanied by cruelty and violence against civilians, which began in response to the attack, led to more than 700 thousand representatives of this nationality from the country. Most of them fled to the neighboring Bangladesh. ~ ~ 60 > “Rokhain Rohingya and other civilians in the cross -fire area between the Myanmansky Army and the“ Arakan Army ”and are undergoing compulsory recruitment, human rights and other abilities,” the said in the same abuse, ”the said in The statement with which his press secretary Stefan Dyujarrick made on behalf of the head of the UN. According to the Secretary General, the continuing violence is still forcing Rohingya to escape from the country. Serious concern is caused by reports of expulsion, eviction and deportation throughout the region, the statement says. Such actions can violate the principle of non -rack. At the same time, the reduction in financing of humanitarian operations seriously limits the Rohyngja access to education, food assistance and healthcare. ~ ~ 60 > “The General Secretary again calls for the protection of all civilians in accordance with the obligations of international law, including international law in the right of human rights, international humanitarian law and international law. Refugees protection areas, ”the statement says. 60 > UN head hopes that a high-level conference on the situation of Roinja and other minorities in Myanmar, which will be held on September 30 in New York on the initiative of the UN General Assembly, will again attract the attention of the international community to the need for search for search Long -term solutions. brief conflict history 62 > 62 > 62 ~Until the last round of the conflict, the people of Rohingja lived mainly in the north-west of Myanmar, in the Rakhain, neighboring Bangladesh. While most of the Myanmans – Buddhists, the Rohingya traditionally profess Islam. 60 > ethnic conflicts in this part of the country lasted decades and moved to the acute phase in 2016. In 2017, in response to the attack of the “Army Arakan Army Army”, Myanmar authorities deployed a large -scale military operation in Rakhain, accompanied by arbitrary arrests, extra -court executions and other serious violations. 60 ~ h2 > end with With impunity ~ 60 > end impunity and ensure the ROHINGA of the right to security, citizenship and equality – key conditions for resolving the conflict. This was stated by the official representative of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (UVKPH) Jeremy Lawrence during a briefing for the press in Geneva. Armed Forces of Myanmar and the “Army Army Arman, in his words, they continue to commit serious crimes, remaining serious crimes, remaining serious crimes. unpunished – in violation of international law, including temporary measures prescribed by the UN International Court. 60 > UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Folker Türk, in turn, called for the international community to expand the support of representatives of the Rohygete people, increasing the volume of humanitarian funding, and also decisively support international mechanisms to ensure liability for violations.