the systematic persecution and genocide of urging the muslims in rakhine state. our unprecedented access to them about how monastery and cedars offers a glimpse into how their ultra nationalist agenda is becoming the blueprint for the political structure of the country. is the joining the forces between monks and generals threatening mars young and fragile democracy. 2 but in the summer the film is when. we do the. listening saga would be up to the war who thought the olds who got the world will see nothing this will. be nothing the. 2 2 2 good of those it's only job is to really to muddy. the what the cuff of the skull that it. doesn't want is about yes what they were missing. you know what. they want you. royal yes it is the pick me up the fake name. there is no in our history. roy and yes is really have been going to we don't like illegal migrant. my house my rules everybody has to and does damn this. situation. the alliance. the alliance the line. to get our accounts take. 2 the persecution of range of muslims in myanmar can be traced back decades to the mili

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the fundamentals of life that again we take for granted are missing in large part in many areas of rakhine state so it's a it's a very very. unacceptable and unsustainable situation in recurrence date for the range of community matthew what needs to happen going forward to ensure that rohingya refugees get access to that much needed mental health care. well you know the the the typical response to a situation such as this where there is a tremendous need for. psychosocial support would be humanitarian and i think at this point for the running of population for the ring a refugee refugee population. the purely psychosocial. response to this is absolutely critical but it's not sufficient what really needs to take place is some action with regard to the root causes of this problem what we learned in speaking with. and what we learned through this this this quantitative study was that the root causes of the mental harm that wrecking our experience in. pertained to genocide pertained to systematic pervasive human rights violations that are continuing in me in march. and also relates to issues s

burden because that's not just the room and rakhine crisis is the mission of crisis it's not just a nation a crisis a global crisis right now. but why that to happen the because the fear. that the politicians know that if you make people fear for something like the a religion has become sensitive it get easier to create a conflict so it's become like us and politic or we are playing games using that religion and nationality and i didn't. hear. the minister of religion he is actually from military that means he got to have some kind of similar ideologue to dislike mob out there are bad ts recruited by and l.t. you know but. yes so that makes the structure that he is walking and as a ministry all religion only for. this town and current state in the south east of me and maher is restricted to foreigners and muslims forbidden. i would never. see a game. so money which a family go. to live at home i would know by that offer the not all only. 2 are the they've got the senate. from or not it's a mile. deep down in the misery and no one a danger to the one o. them and i want to go one night and i

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2017 roughly a 1000000 have fled the brutal crackdown and me and lars military focused mainly on rakhine state many ended up in overcrowded camps near cox's bazaar but last week bangladesh authorities shift 1600 to a remote island and says it plans to send more now a new report says nearly 9 out of 10 the refugees have symptoms of depression that's according to $45.00 rights group and it says just over 6 in 10 also show signs of post-traumatic stress disorder while 85 percent have experienced emotional distress stephanie decker has more. the numbers are staggering it's not surprising a new report on the mental health of the regime has found that most of those surveyed suffer some form of mental health problems almost 90 percent indicated they suffered some symptoms of depression and just over 60 percent reported symptoms that suggest post-traumatic stress disorder p.t.s.d. a lot of the elements of distress post-traumatic stress disorder depression what we're seeing in our research is that they are what is underlying this distress is the systematic or basic respect even the m.r. the viole

the fundamentals of life that again we take for granted are missing in large part in many areas of rakhine state so it's a it's a very very. unacceptable and unsustainable situation in recounts date for the range of community. matthew what needs to happen going forward to ensure that rohingya refugees get access to that much needed mental health care well you know the the the typical response to a situation such as this where there is a tremendous need for. psychosocial support would be humanitarian and i think at this point for the running a population for the ring a refugee refugee population. the purely psychosocial. response to this is absolutely critical but it's not sufficient what really needs to take place is some action with regard to the root causes of this problem what we learned in speaking with. and what we learned through this this this quantitative study was that the root causes of the mental harm that wrecking our experience in. pertained to genocide pertained to systematic pervasive human rights violations that are continuing in me and mark. and also relates to issues such