The Rohingya Muslims of Burma have been described as “among the world’s least wanted” and “one of the world’s most persecuted minorities.” according to Human Rights Watch reports. Violence, rape, torture and mass genocide against Rohingya inside Burma continues with complicity from the Burmese government. The only hope for the Rohingyas is to cross borders for refuge.
• We the undersigned request the Indian and Bangladeshi governments to open borders to Rohingya refugees
• We request the British government provides material and financial aid to these refugees entering into India and Bangladesh
• We request the British government provides material and financial aid to the governments of India and Bangladesh so as to adequately support the relief and aid of the Rohingya refugees
The current level of engagement has prompted initial inquiries from international policy analysts regarding our specific demands. I am currently preparing a formal briefing document to present to the relevant government offices next week.
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Vic Tiship
8 years ago
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If we are to survive as a species "we must undergo a radical revolution of values" - so spoke MLK, and his words are arguably needed now more than ever! Either we are blind and essentially evil or save others from evil - the Rohingya a stark example.
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meg kidd
8 years ago
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Safe back to homeland for the Rohingya people to live in peace. I pray for the spirit of Burma and for the Rohingya people
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Shahzad Hameed
8 years ago
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Shame on all those responsible for all the violence and hate against the Rohingya People - Stop the Violence and come to a peaceful solution for differences and problems !
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Bassam Imam
12 years ago
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The Rohingya Muslims, like other peoples around the world, have an inherent GOD-given right to be treated as full-fledged human beings and to live on their ancestral lands without being persecuted or unjustly treated in any way, shape, or form.
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Sarah Lowe
13 years ago
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How can we sit by and watch this happen? Just heartbreaking. Everyone deserves safety and a place to call home.
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Rajesh Holmes
13 years ago
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STOP THE KILLING NOW. This is a total outrage and the whole world needs to wake up and help these poor people before it is too late.
The Rohingya Muslims of Burma have been described as “among the world’s least wanted” and “one of the world’s most persecuted minorities.” according to Human Rights Watch reports. Violence, rape, torture and mass genocide against Rohingya inside Burma continues with complicity from the Burmese government. The only hope for the Rohingyas is to cross borders for refuge.
• We the undersigned request the Indian and Bangladeshi governments to open borders to Rohingya refugees
• We request the British government provides material and financial aid to these refugees entering into India and Bangladesh
• We request the British government provides material and financial aid to the governments of India and Bangladesh so as to adequately support the relief and aid of the Rohingya refugees
The current level of engagement has prompted initial inquiries from international policy analysts regarding our specific demands. I am currently preparing a formal briefing document to present to the relevant government offices next week.
15 Comments
V
Vic Tiship
8 years ago
Featured
If we are to survive as a species "we must undergo a radical revolution of values" - so spoke MLK, and his words are arguably needed now more than ever! Either we are blind and essentially evil or save others from evil - the Rohingya a stark example.
M
meg kidd
8 years ago
Featured
Safe back to homeland for the Rohingya people to live in peace. I pray for the spirit of Burma and for the Rohingya people
S
Shahzad Hameed
8 years ago
Featured
Shame on all those responsible for all the violence and hate against the Rohingya People - Stop the Violence and come to a peaceful solution for differences and problems !
B
Bassam Imam
12 years ago
Featured
The Rohingya Muslims, like other peoples around the world, have an inherent GOD-given right to be treated as full-fledged human beings and to live on their ancestral lands without being persecuted or unjustly treated in any way, shape, or form.
S
Sarah Lowe
13 years ago
Featured
How can we sit by and watch this happen? Just heartbreaking. Everyone deserves safety and a place to call home.
R
Rajesh Holmes
13 years ago
Featured
STOP THE KILLING NOW. This is a total outrage and the whole world needs to wake up and help these poor people before it is too late.
If we are to survive as a species "we must undergo a radical revolution of values" - so spoke MLK, and his words are arguably needed now more than ever! Either we are blind and essentially evil or save others from evil - the Rohingya a stark example.