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Rohingya isuues urgently need to solve: BROUK President

Tun Khin, the President of Burmese Rohingya Organization UK (BROUK),  explained deteriorating situation of Rohingya – threat of a new genocide and population at grave risk for additional mass atrocities, mass graves issue in Thailand and White card issue – to international communities and urged an urgent action need to slove  Rohingya issues on May 6 at 6th annual European Parliament edition of the One World Human Rights Documentary Film Festival  took placed in European Parliament – Yehudi Menuhin Space: Rue Wiertz, B-1047 Brussels, according to BROUK information.

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Ranieri Sabatucci, Tun Khin, Ben Rogers, Barbara Lochbihler  at panel discussion

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Comments on Derek Tonkin’s condescending remarks on International Conference 26.-28, May, Oslo Norway – End Myanmar’s Persecution of Rohingyas

By Dr. Habib Siddiqui

I had no intention to take a crack at Derek Tonkin’s piece below. After all, he is working for the murderous Myanmar regime promoting its cause and advocating for outside investment. And as I have noted a few times, he does this devil’s job in a sly way abusing history to fits his ulterior motives.
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Irregular Maritime Movements in South-East Asia – 2014

By Aman Ullah

“The finding of a mass grave at a trafficking camp sadly comes as little surprise. The long involvement of Thai officials in trafficking means that an independent investigation with UN involvement is necessary to uncover the truth and hold those responsible to account.”
Brad Adams, Asia director
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Are the Rohingya people facing genocide?

By Dr. Habib Siddiqui

Genocide is a serious matter and not a term that can be bandied around willy-nilly. Recently the museum staff of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum from Simon-Skjodt Center for the Prevention of Genocide investigated the threats facing the Rohingya people.  They visited internment camps in the Rakhine state and spoke with some of the people living in the ghettos, separated from their Buddhist neighbors. They said, “We left Burma deeply concerned that so many preconditions for genocide are already in place. With a recent history of mass atrocities and within a pervasive climate of hatred and fear, the Rohingya may once again become the target of mass atrocities, including genocide.”
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