"For more than six months, the world has watched in horror as Myanmar?s military has carried out a vicious campaign of ethnic cleansing in northern Rakhine State, forcing hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims to flee to neighboring Bangladesh. Human Rights Watch documented massacres, gang rape, and mass arson that amount to crimes against humanity. While the exodus of new refugees has slowed, the terrible plight of the more than 680,000 people who fled only grows with each passing day. The several hundred thousand Rohingya who remain in Rakhine State lead a precarious existence marked by government intimidation and threats, limited access to food and aid, sharply curtailed movement, and violence without redress. Over 100,000 have been in what amount to detention camps since previous rounds of ethnic cleansing in 2012..."