And my big question tonight is: are @UNinMyanmar agencies increasingly at risk of being complicit with this dictator? The Rosenthal report into the UN's response to the #Rohingya genocide says they were in 2017. But are they now? #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
The OIC Ad Hoc Ministerial Committee on Accountability for Human Rights Violations against the #Rohingya held an open-ended meeting, chaired by H.E. Mr. Daouda Jallow, Attorney General and Minister of Justice of the Republic of The #Gambia, on Friday, 17 March 2023,…
A delegation from Myanmar is visiting Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh to verify a few hundred potential returnees for a pilot repatriation project https://t.co/YY4TGWPPoI
Many sources confirmed that @Refugees and some UN agencies in Rakhine State provided (speedboats) to the junta’s delegation of going to Bangladesh 🇧🇩 to attempt the Rohingya reparations. It is time @NUGMyanmar to officially ask for an explanation and request a full UN country strategy review directly to @antonioguterres and @FilippoGrandi on this.
Fuck #USA#FBI This guy is currently in the US. He previously motivated the #Myanmar#military to kill #Rohingyas who were viewed as #terrorists in his eyes. Accountability for the victims and survivors of genocide should be a must. He should be accountable for what he did.
The UK has announced an additional £5.26 million support to #Rohingya refugees, delivered through WFP and UNHCR. UK Minister for the Indo-Pacific, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, made the announcement during her visit to Bangladesh this week.
We are unhappy with positions of #UN special envoy for #Myanmar:
We want to remove entire military from govt
Negotiations will not produce results
Why doesn't UN envoy meet w/#NUG?
#WhatsHappeninginMyanmar@NUGMyanmar
Repatriation? Officials from ASEAN, China, India, & Bangladesh visited Rakhine State to discuss receiving displaced persons & pilot projects.
But wait, what about discussing #Rohingya's right to citizenship and basic human rights?
source: Global New Light of Myanmar
A German parliamentary group recently suggested that in the wake of food aid cuts, #Bangladesh should allow #Rohingya Muslims living in camps to work.
Should Dhaka allow refugees to integrate into the South Asian country?
My take for DW Asia: https://t.co/Lz03vYeo1e