People in Yangon object on 11 June reports of foreign media on Rakhine unrest
Foreign media are now presenting bias  reports on the clashes between Rakhine people and Bengali Rohingyas to  destroy the image of Myanmar and its people.
For example, the reporting of the BBC  news agency mentioned on 8 June that police forces are firing on at the  rioters in Maungdaw Township, quoting the so-called witnesses. The  report of this news agency was based on religion.
Moreover, the AFP news agency also  stated on 7 June that police forces are shooting the mobs. Their news  mentioned the conflict between Muslims and Rakhine people. The truth is  that no police fired on the rioters. Only Rohingyas killed Rakhine  people and burned down their houses.
The Nation Media of Thailand stated the  news “Call for UN to intervene in Rohingya ‘genocide’.  They first  mentioned the news with the photo of Eleven Media Group without caption.  In fact, the photo is the burning Rakhine houses ignited by Rohingyas.   As the news was stated with no captioned photo, international readers  misunderstood the country and the people.
However, the Nation changed the photo without hesitation at the request of the Eleven Media Group.
As some foreign media biased the reports on Rakhine unrest, Myanmar citizens protested against them in Yangon on 11 June.
People in Yangon also took to street in  front of Yangon City Hall to object the reports of some foreign media by  holding placards written ‘We oppose to BBC, VOA, RFA and DVB’ and ‘We  oppose to unfair local and foreign media’.
They also raised the placards such as  ‘Rohigya are Terrorist. Get out of our country’ and ‘We have our own  swords, but we observe the law. We are Myanmar nationalities’, ‘Protect  our country, our culture and our brethrens’ and ‘We Love Peace’.
Chairman and CEO Dr. Than Htut Aung of  the Eleven Media Group said, “The Nation website posted that ‘some  800-1,000 people - including women, children and elderly people - have  disappeared recently’. The sources of these words are Rohingya  organizations and some Thai NGOs. The news also stated ‘Paramilitary and  "racist" Rakhine are burning houses and shooting people, with some  being burned alive.’ These facts are totally wrong. There is no  paramilitary in Rakhine.How could 20,000 Rakhine people in Maungdaw  Township kill the 400,000 Rohingyas(20 times more than Rakhine people)?   The Eleven Media Group only uploaded  the news and photos which show  the blazing Rakhine wards burnt by Rohingyas.  Moreover, the groups also  asked for immediate action to stop this serious genocide and ethnic  cleansing by sending a UN peace keeping force to Arakan to protect  innocent people.”
Dr. Than Htut Aung continued, “To erase  such propagandas of some foreign media, local journalist are reporting  news from the scene without considering about their lives. However,  foreign media are exploiting the efforts of local media. The government  should hold a press conference by inviting foreign missions and  correspondents. This is the right time for the world figures to unveil  the truth. The Eleven Media Group has sent our reliable and energetic  four reporters to Rakhine State. They are now taking news photos to  clear accuses of foreign media without convincing evidences that our  country and Rakhine people are the killers and the terrorists.  They  have to take risk in conflict areas where there is no rule of law, but  jut swords and weapons. Everybody can imagine their awkward situation.  Therefore, we expressed our objection to the Nation Media Group  regarding with the aforementioned photo on their website. While the EMG  is safeguarding our country, we want the people to cooperate with us. We  will also present the accurate news without bias. People should also  participate in our efforts sensibly.”