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Foreign Secretary Md Touhid Hossain, he made it clear that Dhaka must not accept any foreign national as its citizen.

TO......Foreign Secretary Md Touhid Hossain, he made it clear that Dhaka must not accept any foreign national as its citizen.

Rohingya who came before Pakistan divide and Bangladesh liberation.We will appeal those Muslim came from India and living east Pakistan and west Pakistan they are not citizen of west Pakistan or Bangladesh.Britain repatriated large number of Rohingya at (Rangpur) Bangladesh when Muslim and Buddhist mass killing Arakan State and whole Burma 1945. The Rangpur people don't know they are Rohingya before.

War criminals' trial won't be a victor's justice: FM

The Daily Star - Details News

Staff Correspondent

Foreign Minister Dipu Moni yesterday said she has been attending international conferences and meeting with foreign leaders to garner support for the government's move to try the war criminals of 1971.

She said Pakistan appears to be unwilling to see the trial of war criminals fearing embarrassment and is eager to hold talks with Bangladesh on the issue.

She also said the influx of Rohingya refugees is not a new phenomenon; the Rakhine people have been intruding into Bangladesh since long.

Dipu was speaking at a press briefing at the foreign ministry prior to leaving Dhaka for Singapore to attend a conference.

She said she met with Pakistan's State Minister for Foreign Affairs Nawabzada Malik Ahmad Khan on May 24 during the OIC foreign ministers' meeting in Damascus and that at the OIC summit she urged Islamabad to try Pakistani war criminals to meet international obligation.

"Since trial of the war criminals has now become a big issue, it is natural that there would be campaigns in favour of or against it," said Dipu Moni, adding, "We must inform the international community about what we want to do, why we want to do it and how we want to do it."

In the second week of April, the foreign minister started a series of visits to a number of countries in Asia, Europe and Africa.

Dipu said recently she had talks with OIC Secretary General Dr Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, Commonwealth Secretary General Kamalesh Sharma, UK Secretary of State David Miliband, foreign ministers of Norway, Syria, Iraq, Bahrain, Oman, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Lebanon, Cuba, Zambia and Myanmar on many issues including trial of war criminals and manpower exports.

"They told me that the trial should be held," she said. "We want to heal the old wounds. We have to stop the culture of impunity. We want to end the chapter," she said, adding that three million people were killed and 4,00,000 women were raped during the Liberation War in 1971."

Referring to her talks with Nawabzada Malik Ahmad Khan, she said it appeared that Pakistan wants to shelve the issue, fearing it may further sour its relations with Bangladesh.

"I told the Pakistani foreign minister that it will not be a victor's justice while we are holding the trial of the war criminals of our country," Dipu said.

"When I asked him to hold the trial of their war criminals as there is an international obligation, he told me to have further talks on it and I told him that we have no problem with holding talks," she added.

Turning to Rohingya issue, Dipu Moni said the Rakhine people are entering Bangladesh territory through Cox's Bazar and Bandarban districts and a large number of the intruders are staying outside the UNHCR camps.

"The influx of refugees will not stop unless there is qualitative change in the Rakhine state [motherland of Rohingyas] of Myanmar," she said.

Referring to the Bali conference on human trafficking, Dipu said the Myanmar delegation told the conference that Rohingyas are not their citizens, they are Bangladeshis. "But I presented the historical facts and necessary evidence on Rohingyas and their origin in Myanmar at the conference to convince the international community," she said.

But during her May 16-17 visit to Myanmar, leaders of Myanmar acknowledged them as Myanmarese and agreed to take them back.

"There has been progress in this regard," Dipu said, adding that the Myanmar government has sought a list from Dhaka on the number of Rohingyas living here.

"We will give Yangon the list in consultation with the UN High Commission for Refugees and International Organisation for Migration," she told reporters. Although the problem has been there for 30 years, she is hopeful about resolving it through fruitful discussion, she added.

Some 28,000 Rohingya refugees, Muslims from Northern Rakhine state of Myanmar, live in camps in Cox's Bazar.

Dipu said she also had talks on maritime boundary delimitation, facilitation of the banking services, trade and commerce, a Bangladesh-Myanmar road link to China and border fencing. She said an expert would soon visit Myanmar to assess gas import.

About construction of the controversial Tipaimukh Dam by India, she said a parliamentary team and experts would visit the site to assess whether Bangladesh will be ecologically affected by the proposed dam.

Referring to her meetings with India's former external affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee and external affairs secretary Shiv Shanker Menon, Dipu said India has assured that they would reconsider the project if it "adversely" affects Bangladesh.

Foreign Secretary Md Touhid Hossain, who was present at yesterday's press briefing, said there would be no change in Rohingya crisis unless the environment Rohingyas live in is improved.

He made it clear that Dhaka must not accept any foreign national as its citizen.

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Hasan Mahmud and other senior foreign ministry officials were also present at the briefing.

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Survival of Rohingyas in Arakan at stake

Kaladan News

June 19, 2009

Survival of Rohingyas in Arakan at stake

Maungdaw, Arakan State: The survival of Rohingyas in Arakan State is at stake as Burma’s border security force (Nasaka), police; Sarapa (Military Intelligence) and army have stepped up persecution against the community, said a Rohingya leader from Maungdaw town on condition of anonymity.

The authorities extort money from Rohingya villagers by arbitrary arrests and torture, confiscate farmlands from Rohingya farmers and thus push them into joblessness. Besides, Rohingya villagers are not allowed to move freely to earn their livelihood.

Rohingyas live in a big jail like a caged bird. Arakan has 17 townships, but Rohingyas are not allowed to go from one town to another. Sometimes, Rohingyas are allowed to go to another town but have to get many recommendations (documents) from the authorities. For getting these documents, Rohingyas have to spend money and time.

For instance, Major Kyi Hlaing, the commander of Nasaka area No, 6 along with Sarapa officer Myint Swe, the second officer of the camp has been extorting money from Rohingya villagers on false and concocted cases.

The two officers are notorious. Major Kyi Hlaing had collected a lot of money from Rohingya villagers while he was the Commander of Maungdaw south and Nasaka area No. 9 of Buthidaung Township, said a schoolteacher from Maungdaw Town.

Though the Nasaka area No.6 is very close to Nasaka Headquarters, Major Kyi Hlaing, has been committing many crimes against the community without caring a hoot for the headquarters.

Major Kyi Hlaing robbed kyat 1.6 million from a Rohingya villager Hussain Ahmed (50), son of Salamat, from Naribil (Kyaukpyinseik) village of Maungdaw township on June 16. He has an account in the Kambawza Bank, which is owned by the military government. The money was sent to him by his relative to the bank from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). But, Major Kyi Hlaing robbed the money from him by saying that the money was not legal, said a close relative of the victim.

Moreover, on June 1, Kyat 400,000 was taken away from Hussain Ahmed (25), son of Abul Kasim, from Sorfodin Bill ( Hlapoe khuang) village and kyat 600,000 from Sultan (32), from Amtoli Para (village) by Major Kyi Hlaing on allegations that they have Bangladeshi mobile sets. The two victims belong to Maungdaw Township, said a cousin of Hussain Ahmed.

Besides, on May 20, a woman Zule Kha wife of Dawla Meah from Sarfoddin (Hlapoe khuang) village in Maungdaw Township committed suicide after quarrelling with her mother-in-law. So, Major Kyi Hlaing arrested her husband and extorted kyat 600,000, on May 20. Later, on June 14, kyat 1,300,000, was also extorted from him. One week later, the father-in-law of Zule Kha was also arrested and extorted kyat 700,000, said a close relative of Dawla Meah.

On June 15, a Rohingya villager La Gu (45), son of Md. Hashim, was arrested by the Nasaka of area No. 8 while he was on his way from west Donsay Para to east Donsay Para on a personal matter. He belongs to west Donsay Para in Maungdaw Township. The Nasaka officer of the camp alleged that he had a Bangladeshi mobile set and was involved in smuggling to Bangladesh. However, he was released after he paid kyat 150,000, said a friend of La Gu who declined to be named.

“This way, Nasaka extorts money from Rohingya villagers illegally. How will they survive in their motherland,” asked a village elder.

KPN News Team
First News Agency dedicated for Rohingya Media.

Why Iraq was 2nd attacked by USA?

Why Iraq was 2nd attacked by USA?

When two Muslim brother fight each other. You take the part against, who attacked first.

In Spain Muslim fall fighting each other. Then Bangladesh. then Afghanistan Molla omar and Ahmad Shah Massoud.

Then Iraq first attacked in Kuwait. We all Muslim and whole world took part of Kuwait. Allah (GOD) Know the justice. In the Holly Quran said When two Muslim brother fight each other. You take the part against, who attacked first.

I think I attacked also first anyone.