The focus this time addressed to Muslims in Meikhtila, where Muslims there to be targets of violence from local residents . Are still visible remnants of the bones of the victims of violence, especially in the dark areas behind the rubble of a madrasa.
Fragments of the shattered skull apparent dormant in the soil surface. The remains of other bones were scattered next to a bamboo that is used by the attackers. they use bamboo to beat the victim before the victim finally burned alive.
Meikhtila incident that occurred in March, killing approximately 43 people. They died after a violent of the citizens, after a monk was killed. Most of the victims of Myanmar's tantrums are Muslims who have no connection with the events of the killing of monks.
In his final moments, the police had sent to rescue the Muslim citizens of an area that has been engulfed in flames and being angry mob besieged. But when the police show up, these Muslims actually treated like criminals and forced entry into the four trucks parked far away from the unrest.
What happened last March, is a form of the dark history of Myanmar who was making the transformation to democracy. Conditions that ensued was even more severe violence. There is no justice given to Muslims who are a minority.
Associated Press, Wednesday (07/10/2013) mempaparkan recognition and facts on the ground about what happened during the riot and the conditions experienced by the Muslims of Myanmar today. According to the news agency United States (U.S.), President Thein Sein has never come to Meikhtila to pay tribute to those who have been killed or visit those who still survive.
While the police investigation was never combed or collect evidence of this terrible violence. Although many videos of local violence, the madrasa students in Meikhtila, police never arrest any of the suspects.
International human rights groups say, the lack of enforcement of such laws make residents are given the opportunity to continue to commit violence against Muslims Myanmar. The current conditions also proved that the power remains concentrated in the ethnic Myanmar, Myanmar elitist who dominate government.
"If the rule of law actually being enforced in Myanmar, of course it will not only be enjoyed by Buddhists in Myanmar. We will not knowingly justice for us," said Thida, whose husband was killed in Meikhtila, as quoted by the Associated Press.
Based on the information, the Associated Press, gather facts about the massacre on 21 March, based on the testimony of 10 witnesses, including seven who survived and were willing to testify without revealing his identity.
AP also re-examining the plea by video footage taken by local residents exactly with the date and time, as well as using images and other information
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