al-Hasani
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No there is zero difference. Just because you declare one state to be secular and not the other does not mean it is morally okay to stop one religion and promote another.
This is a choice that people of Myanmar need to make - whether they wish to remain secular or not. And they are clearly making it clear they do not wish to remain a secular country. Myanmar considers the Rohingyas(who form a very very tiny minority) as non-citizens and migrants or descendants of migrants.
Myanmar has already made it clear that if these people continue to stay in Myanmar, they will be persecuted. Its upto these people to go away or face the consequences of staying.
The entire issue started with this - the OP had no problems with KSA enacting discriminatory laws in favour of Muslims in KSA, but has a problem with Myanmar enacting discriminatory laws against Muslims. This is called hypocrisy and apparently you are the only one who does not see it.
An Indian that might never have went outside of India has suddenly become an expert on how non-Muslims in KSA conduct themselves? Hilarious. KSA is not some gigantic slum where people of various sects, religions, ethnicities, castes etc. are fighting on a monthly basis.
So far Burma remains a secular country and the Rohingya people are natives. They are not temporary workers or migrants.
What do you know about OP? Did he even mention KSA? No he did not.
Yes, "hypocrites" for hosting a persecuted people who nobody else wants to hosts. Moreover while being located 1000's of km away and already hosting millions of migrants from across the world. Nice joke.