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One year on, a million Rohingya refugees still fear for their lives – Rushanara Ali

August 16, 2018 Campaign News

Rushanara Ali, Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Democracy in Burma, writes in the Guardian: “The international community must urgently find a way to allow the Rohingya to rebuild their lives in safety and security.”

On the UK’s lack of support for referring Burma to the International Criminal Court, she writes “The sad reality is that our government, while strong on providing humanitarian assistance, has not come close to putting real pressure on the Myanmar government and its military leader, Min Aung Hlaing. If May means what she says, the UK government must support a referral of the Myanmar military to the ICC.”

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