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Rohingya refugees located in the south-east of Bangladesh Posted on to humanitarian assistance to the general secretary of United Nations (ONU), António Guterres during the visit of the officials in the zone where they are.
The refugee camps are home to about 915,000 Rohingya ethnic group members who fled Myanmar last August during a forced migration imposed by the government of that country.
Nothing could have prepared me for the magnitude of the crisis and the extent of the suffering I saw today at Cox's Bazaar , in Bangladesh. I've heard heartbreaking stories from Rohingya refugees who will stay with me forever.
My appeal to the int'l community is to increase support. pic.twitter.com/jP3vv3IIbs
– António Guterres (@antonioguterres) July 2, 2018
Refugees from these camps took out signs to demand the attention of secretaries of the UN, requesting international assistance.
"We want to return to Myanmar as worthy citizens, with security and all our rights," said Amir Ahmed, a Rohingya protester.
>> UN Security Council Debate on the Rohingya Crisis
Guterres arrived in this region on official visit as a UN representative, an inspection that will last two days .
"They will examine the situation of the Rohinyas newcomers to Bangladesh and assess the progress towards a safe, voluntary and dignified return of refugees in accordance with international standards", said the Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi
Mohammad Mohibulla, President of the Rohinyá Arakan Society for Peace and Human Rights (Arsphr) and spokesman for the displaced ethnic group, announced that she would hand over 15 claims to Guterres
Rohingya refugee security This monsoon season is a priority, with up to 200,000 people being relocated and we can not let the monsoons erase the hopes of the Rohingya refugees I met today in Bangladesh. pic.twitter.com/uukLfdfADm
– António Guterres (@antonioguterres) 2 July 2018
Similarly, Mohibulla demanded that justice be dealt with the genocide ide committed against his people and He wants them to be compensated for the human and material losses.
"We want the UN to deploy uninterrupted troops in Arakan, we want total citizenship under the name of the Rohinyá ethnic group," Mohibulla said.
The Rohingya are waiting for the treaty signed by the government of Bangladesh and Myanmar to become operational and be repatriated to their original areas.
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