Panicked Rohingyas entering Bangladesh

[idune]

OIC is concerned over the report of violence against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar

http://www.oic-oci.org/topic_detail.asp?t_id=6937

They are just 'concerned'.

They need to stop the oil tap to india and rest will be fixed in matter of days.

Dnt worry we will do it ...

After indian instigated genocide is completed?

 

[Zabaniyah]

They need to stop the oil tap to india and rest will be fixed in matter of days.

After indian instigated genocide is completed?

Dude, that crap against them has been happening even before today's India's existence. Those Arab sheikhs are too profit-driven to stop anything. Sadly goes the same for Malaysia.

 

[livingdead]

India went ahead and voted against Srilanka in UN but why india is silent on Myanmar committing ethnic cleansing?? Where is indian moral color??

Indian stand on sri lankan tamils is inconsistent at best, and is driven by local politics( tamilnadu). In any case let there be a vote in UN and we will see Indian stand.
We did host tamil refugees when they were fleeing, we did not intercept their boats and turn them back. Thats the humane thing to do, and is obligation of each country. (Not giving some statements or voting in UN which is driven by geopolitics.)

We also hosted bengali refugees and if it happens again due to war with myanmar, I am sure we will do it again.
Same with tibetean refugees.

 

[Ammyy]

They need to stop the oil tap to india and rest will be fixed in matter of days.

The day international diplomacy run by idiots may be this will also happens

This then

After indian instigated genocide is completed?

You idiots found involvement of India every where ... Even if its related to you or not

I think world dont have same knowledge as you idiots have

 

[idune]

Indian stand on sri lankan tamils is inconsistent at best, and is driven by local politics( tamilnadu). In any case let there be a vote in UN and we will see Indian stand.
We did host tamil refugees when they were fleeing, we did not intercept their boats and turn them back. Thats the humane thing to do, and is obligation of each country. (Not giving some statements or voting in UN which is driven by geopolitics.)

We also hosted bengali refugees and if it happens again due to war with myanmar, I am sure we will do it again.
Same with tibetean refugees.

With such "humanitarian profile" why india is silent on Myanmar committing ethnic cleansing??????? And Why india not taking these distress people????

 

[PlanetSoldier]

At least we are not Thai or a Malay Those people are even worst even though they are much richer than us.

They even shooed them off with no food or water, whereas we light-blessed holy Bongos did.

At least we do host quite a number of refugees. But I sympathize with your sentiment. But you know....this government? Mickey Mooney says to "wait and see". WTF? That woman is a victim of her own stupidity.

I know that the Rohingyas have suffered a lot. And from what I've heard, the refugee conditions in Bangladesh aren't good. Understandable due to the nature of our government.

We should try to help out so that their existence on this world has a meaning and a life worth living. The cruelest thing a man can do to another is to deny the understanding of his existence. And the ethnic Burmese were doing just that not just toward Rohingyas, but other ethnic groups who are not Burmese.

Charity anyone? Hell, make it a global awareness. I wonder what our NGOs are doing....I don't know, should we PDF boys be doing something other than trolling at one another about who's better?

No storm lasts forever.

I was thinking all you said here. Our NGOs, Human Rights Commission and intellectuals have some mysterious roles. For secret reasons we never know which issues will they raise voice against and which not...not willing to waste time on them.

I was thinking the same about doing something from sheer frustration last someday, no one is doing anything for them. What's the point with keyboard war here? Today once my blood started to boil seeing a senior army officer's comments on facebook regarding Rohingya issue.

 

[idune]

Dude, that crap against them has been happening even before today's India's existence.

But that does not mean india is not instigating current ethnic cleansing so it can drive wedge between Bangladesh Myanmar relation. Specially when prospect of connectivity are looking brighter given US has shown its interest on it. Instead of thinking in silo try to broaden your thinking to see better picture.

 

[Luffy 500]

I know it is very hard to listen, but I support the stand that no new influx of refugee should be allowed. If we do that, then it will legitimize the claim of fascist Burmese that rohingyas are illegal immigrant of Bangladesh. As they haven't taken back those couple of hundred thousands of refugees already in the country and they will not take these new refugees. I think these human right groups should ask Bharat to host these new refugees. As they claimed to be so called "Supar dupar trupar dum power".

Look at the map brother. Arakan doesn't have a direct border with NE india and so the persecuted
rohingya's can not flee inwards into death trap to reach NE border. These people came to us
thinking that muslim BD will give them temporary shelter not knowing that muslim BD is rules by munafiq
(hypocrite) satans. Our gov is at fault here for not allowing them in. Pressuring burmese can wait.
The question of pressuring burmese have nothing to do with saving the rohingya's in these time of
crisis. And the Burmese cave monkeys won't give a damn if these people starve to death in the
middle of BOB.

The same incidents make me ashamed as a Bangladeshi, why are they (Rohingya) being sent back knowing they are going to lose their lives? We as a nation are going to be liable for the loss of lives when they get back and get killed for stupid decision of our govt., at least they didn't sail for a cruising. Bangladesh can house them for the time being.

Ashamed? why should you be ashamed bro. Its the awami dalals that need to be ashamed here.
Majority bangladeshis want to help these people. Awami aliens are made of different substance than bangladeshis or even any humans. They are no better than those Burmese Junta and thai
coast guards.

 

[Zabaniyah]

Gosh, I wanna troll the Royal Thai Navy so hard about their aircraft carrier

 

[alaungphaya]

Look at the map brother. Arakan doesn't have a direct border with NE india and so the persecuted
rohingya's can not flee inwards into death trap to reach NE border. These people came to us
thinking that muslim BD will give them temporary shelter not knowing that muslim BD is rules by munafiq
(hypocrite) satans. Our gov is at fault here for not allowing them in. Pressuring burmese can wait.
The question of pressuring burmese have nothing to do with saving the rohingya's in these time of
crisis. And the Burmese cave monkeys won't give a damn if these people starve to death in the
middle of BOB.



Ashamed? why should you be ashamed bro. Its the awami dalals that need to be ashamed here.
Majority bangladeshis want to help these people. Awami aliens are made of different substance than bangladeshis or even any humans. They are no better than those Burmese Junta and thai
coast guards.

RACIST!!!!!

 

[ebr77]

ok, I skipped all the 11 pages, and I see we have got a guy whose flag shows Myanmar-. My opinion, what ever trouble , it is their internal stuff. These trouble and these people should not spill over in our territory.

 

[Zabaniyah]

ok, I skipped all the 11 pages, and I see we have got a guy whose flag shows Myanmar-. My opinion, what ever trouble , it is their internal stuff. These trouble and these people should not spill over in our territory.

It's been happening for decades...

 

[livingdead]

With such "humanitarian profile" why india is silent on Myanm committing ethnic cleansing??????? And Why india not taking these distress people????

Are they not crossing into bangladesh? Where is the question of India taking them?
India can only issue statements now, but if they come in boats( via bay of bengal) I am sure they will be given relief.
I dont know the geographical details, I may sound like a moron without knowing it.

Why are you avoiding the question that bangladesh not fulfilling its duty to humanty. Why do you want to deflect it.
Are you too ashamed to accept?

 

[TopCat]

Are they not crossing into bangladesh? Where is the question of India taking them?
India can only issue statements now, but if they come in boats( via bay of bengal) I am sure they will be given relief.
I dont know the geographical details, I may sound like a moron without knowing it.

Why are you avoiding the question that bangladesh not fulfilling its duty to humanty. Why do you want to deflect it.
Are you too ashamed to accept?

Dhaka sticks to its 'no'
http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesign/news-details.php?nid=238336

Dhaka is embarrassed and upset over the international community's pressure to open the border for Rohingya refugees.

It has urged the international community to take the refugee issue with Myanmar instead of Bangladesh, as the trouble spawned in that country and the incidents of human rights violation are taking place there.

On Wednesday, during a press briefing in Washington, DC, US Department of State urged Bangladesh to respect international obligations under the refugee convention and allow the Rohingya refugees fleeing the ethnic and religious violence in Myanmar into its territory.

Dhaka vehemently reacted to the call for opening the border for refugees and termed this type of call “interference in the sovereignty of Bangladesh”.

Officials said Bangladesh was not signatory and state party of the UN refugee convention of 1951. Despite this, it had sheltered lakhs of Rohingya refugees in 1991 when they crossed the border in the face of persecutions in Myanmar.

“We are not deporting them. We always prefer voluntary return and want no more refugees,” said the officials.


Sources said the messages were conveyed to the international community that was worried about not allowing Myanmar Rohingyas in Bangladesh.

Meanwhile, speaking in parliament yesterday, Dipu Moni said the Myanmarese government had communicated its anxiety to Bangladesh mission in Yangon, alleging that Jamaat-e-Islami had been helping some Rohingya groups living in Bangladesh with arms to incite the ongoing sectarian clash in Myanmar.

She also said Bangladesh was not bound by any international law to open its border for Myanmar refugees, as there was no war-like situation in that country and its government was not forcing its citizens into exile.

“Considering our national security interest, Bangladesh will not allow any Myanmar refugees in its territory,” Dipu Moni added.

She observed that international organisations and other non-governmental entities would better go to Myanmar and extend their support and aids to Rohingyas instead of pressing Bangladesh.


“Bangladesh will not allow anyone to use an inch of its land for doing harm to any of its neighbours,” she said adding that Dhaka will not also interfere in internal affairs of any country.

In another development yesterday, Charge de Affairs of US Embassy in Dhaka Nicholas Dean, Canadian High Commissioner Heather Cruden and UNHCR Country Representative Craig Sanders met Foreign Secretary Mijarul Quayes separately and conveyed their governments' stance not to push back Rohingyas and allow them in Bangladesh if they wanted to.

However, the foreign secretary told the diplomats that it would not be possible for Bangladesh to accept more refugees as there were already over five lakh registered and illegal Rohingyas in the country, said officials.

They said the Bangladesh government was highly annoyed with the UNHCR representative as he was making public statements before discussing anything with it.

Foreign ministry sources said the UNHCR representative had sent a three-page letter to the ministry in which he narrated the refugee situation since June 8 and requested the government to let Rohingyas cross the border.

They said the letter was dated June 12, but was handed over to the foreign ministry yesterday. Meanwhile, the UNHCR official had been making public statements for the last few days, which was a gross violation of diplomatic rules.

“The foreign ministry will soon issue him [UNHCR representative] a warning for the violation of diplomatic norms,” said a high official, adding that the government would also issue a warning to another top ranking UN official who had recently held meetings with the locals of Chittagong Hill Tracts and made various allegations against the government.

“None of the countries or agencies that are requesting us to allow refugees are saying anything to Myanmar, but asking Bangladesh to open its border. Are we responsible for the violence in Myanmar?” said a high official of the foreign ministry.

The foreign ministry officials said they had received information that the situation in Rakhine state was becoming stable due to the steps taken by the central government.

They said the Rohingya issue would be given top priority during the Myanmar president's official visit to Bangladesh on July 15-17.

OIC'S URGE TO MYANMAR
The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in a press note on Wednesday expressed grave concern over the reports of violence against Rohingya Muslim minorities in Arakan province and other parts of Myanmar.

It had been reported in the last few days that repeated attacks on Muslim Rohingyas and on their places of worship, property and residences had taken place in the western province of Rakhine. Also disturbing are the reports of armed mobs surrounding the Central Mosque and the Auk Ywa mosque intimidating worshippers, the note said.

The OIC has condemned such systematic the acts of violence and intimidation against the Rohingyas for decades and urged the OIC member states and the international community to urgently request Myanmar to contain such brutality and bring the culprits to justice.

As the country moves toward democratisation, the OIC expects the Myanmar government to live up to their democratic responsibilities, take all necessary measures to stop violence in the Arakan region, maintain international standards and fully accord the rights of citizenship to Rohingya Muslims, said the press note.

 

[LaBong]

Like I said before , idune is like Mamata banerjee with a jamati heart. Even his geography knowledge is like that of Mamata.