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A welcome statement by the British Ambassador in Yangon

February 13, 2020 Campaign News

Today the British ambassador to Myanmar said:

“The increased violence in Rakhine State over the past few days is causing misery for many of the people living there. Today’s reported shelling of a school on Myanmar’s Children’s Day, following recent deaths of women and children, highlights the impact this is having on innocent people.

The UK Government urges all sides in the conflict to cease the fighting and do their utmost to protect civilians. It also urges the Government to lift the internet restrictions in Rakhine State which would help provide a better sense of what is happening. This would, in turn, help protect innocent people.”

Read British Embassy statement

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