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In Africa, extremist groups such as Boko Haram and Al-Shabaab have spent years carrying out brutal attacks. In Myanmar, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Darfur, and other regions, religious minorities and civilians have repeatedly suffered from violence and persecution. Christians, Hindus, and other non-Muslim communities have been among the victims of these atrocities. Groups like Boko Haram have kidnapped civilians, attacked villages, and targeted places of worship in the name of religion.
Yet whenever Muslims become victims of violence, there is often a wave of global outrage, sympathy, and solidarity online. But when Christians, Hindus, or other non-Muslim communities suffer at the hands of extremist groups, where are those voices? Where are the people who loudly speak about “justice” and “human rights” then?
If compassion only appears when your own group is suffering, but disappears when others are the victims, then it is not true humanitarianism — it is selective outrage.
2026-08-03 03:31:22