Dialogue between two friends about Rohingya Crisis

Salam: The Rohingya crisis has reached a critical level! It's even affecting our country now.

Kalam: It's truly heartbreaking. In this day and age, it's hard to fathom how such horrific massacres can still occur. It's simply shocking.

Salam: It feels like we're living in primitive times when humanity hadn't evolved. Why do these acts of ethnic cleansing persist?

Kalam: I can't help but wonder why the UN doesn't swiftly intervene to prevent these atrocities.

Salam: These incidents can escalate into larger national conflicts or wars. In our own country, it has sparked a divisive debate. Some support Rohingya migration, while others oppose it.

Kalam: I strongly believe that such incidents should never happen. Those responsible, directly or indirectly, must face justice and severe punishment. There should be no tolerance for the killing of any sect.

Salam: Absolutely, I couldn't agree more. The UN should take decisive action against countries that allow religious or any other form of discrimination. We need to prevent such crises from ever occurring again.