Imagine families torn apart, houses burned to the ground, and a whole, stateless community on the run as an army and extremists hunt them out of the country of their upbringing. They then enter another country's overcrowded refugee camps or are instead deported back to turmoil. This is the fate of thousands, if not millions, of Rohingyas, the world's most persecuted minority, each and every day. The world needs to act now to stop this genocide, ethnic cleansing and numerous crimes against humanity.