Attacks by the "969" movement and riots in Rakhine state have been marked by violence committed by Buddhists against this ethnic group, whose plight has been ignored by Aung Sang Suu Kyi.
This ethnic group was the primary target of the inflammatory pamphlet "The Fear of Losing One's Race." In a speech praising the "courageous process" of reform, Barack Obama warned against abusing this group, the subject of House Resolution 418. An envoy from this ethnic group's native country called them "ugly as ogres." This ethnic group's origins are largely traced to colonial powers encouraging the migration of laborers into the Arakan valley. A plan to send these people to another country has been strongly supported by Ashin Wirathu. In 2014, the government of this group's native country officially began registering them as Bengalis. Attacks by the "969" movement and riots in Rakhine state have been marked by violence committed by Buddhists against this ethnic group, whose plight has been ignored by Aung Sang Suu Kyi. For 10 points, name this persecuted, predominantly Muslim ethnic group of Burma.
This ethnic group was the primary target of the inflammatory pamphlet "The Fear of Losing One's Race.
Rohingya people [or Ruaingga; or rui han gya; prompt on "Burmese Muslims" or equivalents]