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    Why: Genocide Where: Burma

    Masor Arti

    INGREDIENTS
    • Fish remnants left after cleaning
    • Salt
    • Water
    • Palm oil
    • Green chili
    • Masala
    • Onion
    • Ginger
    • Rice
    • Turmeric
    • Optional: small potatoes

    PREPARATION

    At the market in the closed camp, purchase fish guts left after the meat has been sold. Clean them very thoroughly by rinsing multiple times in water. Grind the spices together. Chop the onions and green chili peppers. Mix with the spices, salt, and fish meat. Fry in palm oil. Serve with rice and small Arlugular potatoes.

    The Rohingya are a Muslim ethnic minority in Myanmar. They consider themselves indigenous to the Arakan region, but the Buddhist portion of Myanmar’s society views them as illegal immigrants from neighboring Bangladesh. The Rohingya are denied access to public education, healthcare, job opportunities, and freedom of movement. They are discriminated against and persecuted. In June and October 2012, a total of 192 people were killed, 265 were injured, and as many as 8,614 homes were burned (including a significant portion in the provincial capital, Sittwe). Over 100,000 people were left homeless and ended up in three temporary camps—in Sittwe, Myaybon, and Pauk Taw.

    The photos are from the camp in Sittwe.

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