Perhaps off the mark a bit, but to clarify, it is the Muslims who are being killed in Burma as opposed to doing any killing.
The conflict in Burma is not primarily about religion per se. Religion in Burma is an ethnic identifier more than anything and in this case, Islam identifies a person in Rakhine State as being part of the Rohingya People as opposed to the more populous Arakanese People (who are Buddhist). The attacks started from unclear provocation, likely from a rape or murder performed by someone of one ethnicity on someone of the other ethnicity and all of the revenge killings that result.
Buddhist.
According to a letter from the Ambassador of Burma in India in response to the letter of Indian Muslim organizations, total 76 people are killed in the riots from both the communities. you can find the copy of that letter on internet.
in 2006 burma floods there are about 3,000 have been affected
Yes.
Buddhist Monk, Saya San
more than 20000
More specific it's found in cambodia. Cambodia is in India,i think. India is in the continent of Asia.
Buddhist countries include Tibet, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Burma, Nepal, and Bhutan. But there are Buddhists in the Western world too.
China has the largest populations of Buddhists. Other countries with a large percentage of that faith are Thailand, Burma, Sri Lanka, and South Korea.
Lord Louis Mountbatten of Burma was killed when his boat was bombed by members of the Irish Republican Army.
Burma
The government of Myanmar (also known as Burma) is an authoritarian dictatorial regime which is controlled by the military (Tatmadaw) in the form the of State Peace and Development Council (SPDC). A parliamentary government was elected in 1990, but the military prevented it from convening. The Government of Myanmar has attempted to control Buddhist institutions through coercive means, including the intimidation, torture, and murder of monks , after monks played an active role in the protest movements against the military dictatorship in 2007, the state cracked down Buddhist monks and monasteries.Myanmar is about 89% Buddhist, 4%Christians and 4% Muslim, all of which have reported cases of persecution.Myanmar is employing the American model of separation of Church and State but with a Steel Hand.