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The United Nations has said Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar are facing a " 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence" humanitarian 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence. Hundreds of 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence of Rohingya have fled from Myanmar over the 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence to Bangladesh. The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, said the Rohingya are escaping continued 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence from Myanmar security forces. Over 379,000 Rohingyas have fled to Bangladesh since 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence began last month. The BBC reports that whole villages have burned down. The Myanmar 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence denies it is targeting the Rohingya. The Rohingya are a 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence Muslim people who live in the state of Rakhine in Myanmar. They have lived 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence for generations, but Myanmar says they are 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence immigrants.

Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi is under 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence to act over the Rohingya. Many people are calling for her to be stripped of her Nobel Peace Prize, which she won in 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence. They say she cannot keep the 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence while journalists are reporting 'ethnic 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence' of the Rohingya in her country. Ms Suu Kyi has not condemned the 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence on the Rohingya. Bangladesh's Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, has asked Myanmar to take the Rohingya 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence back. However, the Myanmar army said Myanmar could not accept 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence back. A spokesman said: "Rakhine 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence (Buddhists) are our 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence people who had long been living in Rakhine since the 1991armyattacksbordercatastrophiccleansingethnicsillegalindigenousmostlypressureprizerefugeessituationthemtherethousandstimeviolence of their forefathers."