3 Rakhines attempting to explode mosques, Sentenced 4 years in prison

Three Rakhine men with the terrorist plot to detonate Mosques in Yangon were sentenced to 4 years in prison.

The legal representative of defendants, U Robert San Aung told RFA that Ko Thein Nyunt @ Japan Gyi, Ko Tin Maung @ Khine Nay Min and Ko Bo Bo @ Bo Bo Htun were convicted in Yangon division Northern district court. They were found guilty 11 months after the arrest.

On November 13th 2013, 31 years old Ko Khine Nay Min was arrested in SKY motel in Pa Dan village, Hlaing Thar Yar township while he is assembling the explosives. His partner, 34 years old Ko Thein Nyunt from Tharyar Waddy Division was incarcerated at 12 noon on the same day. Based on the investigation on those two culprits, Ko Bo Bo Htun from Kaung street, Ta Yar Thee Su township, Sittwe, Rakhine State was detained on November 16th 2013.

For Myanmar Muslim Minority, No Escape From Brutality

HAT YAI, Thailand — He had already endured a treacherous journey down the Bay of Bengal, squeezed in the belly of a fishing trawler, then squashed in a pickup truck as it hurtled down Thailand’s southern coast. Malaysia, his final destination, was tantalizingly close.
But under the towering trees of a rubber plantation, the smuggler who had brought Abdul Musid, a 30-year-old from Myanmar’s Rohingya Muslim minority, this far made a new demand: Pay more or be left behind. When Mr. Musid pleaded that he had no more money, the smuggler kicked him in the groin and left him for dead.

A villager found Mr. Musid and brought him to the hospital here for treatment, doctors said, after the other captives in the smugglers’ camp, also Rohingya men from Myanmar, fled with their jailers before a raid by the Thai authorities.

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