another neat hashtag I found, which pops up alot in Bangladesh, i #lovearmyforrohingya. Again, another pro Rohingya hashtag, this one is similar to #iamrohingya, however seems to be a bit smaller. Aditionally, this particular tweet and all the associated ones with this hashtag date back to 2017. however, the general gist of all of them was to extend sympathy to the Rohingya people. This tweet contains a statistic on how many rohingya people have fled myanmar to Bangladesh in 100 days, thus appealing to pathos of the twitter audience. This tweet included a short video, within footage of rohingya in exodus, crossing fields, as well as a testimonial from a rohingya women discussing her fear throughout the crisis. Additionally it contains some other pro rohingya spokespersons, statistics, and calls for change.
In just 100 days more than 600,000 people have fled violence in #Myanmar to reach safety in #Bangladesh . We look back at some key moments in this #Rohingya crisis:#LoveArmyforRohingya
pic.twitter.com/70QJ6Zgpts— Abu Marwan Rahoom (@rah2005oom) December 3, 2017