Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 49 minutes ago
The Western Gate, a 200-km fenced border with Bangladesh is perceived as "Last Frontier of Buddhism" in Burma. For Decades it is being used to fan anti-Rohingya and anti-Muslim sentiments and hostilities by Rakhine extremists, Buddhist fanatics and military regimes.
Since the Burma's Annexation of Arakan in 1784, more than half of Rohingya population forcedly expelled and thousands still continue to flee or force to die in their birthplace while bigots are constantly lying that Rohingya are coming into Burma "ILLEGALLY".
In Burma, lie continues; truth been ignored.
The Western Gate, a 200-km fenced border with Bangladesh is perceived as "Last Frontier of Buddhism" in Burma. For Decades it is being used to fan anti-Rohingya and anti-Muslim sentiments and hostilities by Rakhine extremists, Buddhist fanatics and military regimes.
Since the Burma's Annexation of Arakan in 1784, more than half of Rohingya population forcedly expelled and thousands still continue to flee or force to die in their birthplace while bigots are constantly lying that Rohingya are coming into Burma "ILLEGALLY".
In Burma, lie continues; truth been ignored.
