Dhaka, Feb 10 – Bangladesh has urged the world leaders to make an arrangement of
Foreign minister AK Abdul Momen yesterday made the call to the world leaders to expedite the process of the repatriation of the Rohingya.
He further said the lingering of the staying of Rohingya may encourage creating pockets of radicalism and that may create problems of uncertainty and instability not only for Myanmar and Bangladesh but for the entire region.
He told the journalists after hailing from an inaugural session of the seminar on ‘Bangladesh and Human Rights organised by
Mia Seppo, United Nations Resident Coordinator in Bangladesh spoke at the inaugural session.
“I have told the world leaders that the Rohingya people have to be repatriated to their own country as soon as possible if the human rights have to be ensured for all. If this problem lingers for a longer time, it may encourage creating pockets of radicalism and that may create problems of uncertainty and instability not only for Myanmar and Bangladesh but for the entire region. Therefore, Rohingya must go back to their homes, earliest the better,” he added.
“The highest example of human rights would be the repatriation of the Rohingya people to the own country by creating
About the safe zone, he said, “We placed the proposal before the world leaders earlier. We are again placing the proposal. Let the world community inform Myanmar that there would be a safe zone in
“Their exodus was created by Myanmar and it is their responsibility to solve it. We want
Asked about Indian’s cooperation in resolving Rohingya crisis, the foreign minister said India would extend all kinds of cooperation. – Staff Reporter
