Transcript of evidence given to @CommonsForeign on Rohingya
Transcript of evidence given by @MarkFarmaner @tunkhin80 to @CommonsForeign on Rohingya on Tuesday https://t.co/SGzTrMdcsx
— Burma Campaign UK (@burmacampaignuk) 12. Oktober 2017
The EU should be banning the supply of any equipment to the military. We could be looking at other factors such as banning European companies from doing business and investing in companies and joint ventures in companies owned by the military.
What about those young guys?
Some young people couldn’t go to university because of restrictions on studies. Some young boys could not get permission to marry for two to three years; some young boys’ mothers had been killed by the Burmese military; some had land that had been confiscated by the military. These groups have all been together and that is what they are trying to fight with the military.
Ms Ghani: You mentioned Germany and Austria. Are you aware of any forthcoming visits to European countries that might be taking place?
Tun Khin: We have seen practically a few months ago.
Mark Farmaner: We are not aware of any other. Normally, the first we hear about it is when he puts it on his Facebook page that he is at the airport about to leave.
„When the whole world is silent, even one voice becomes powerful“ – @Malala #MotivationMonday pic.twitter.com/AXBe7Cx2oV
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 16. Oktober 2017
Yes, a stunning photo by the brilliant @minzayar88 , now detained by the Bangladesh govt with colleague Hkun Lat. Journalism is not a crime! https://t.co/PSLkxUvfUH
— Andrew RC Marshall (@Journotopia) 12. Oktober 2017
#Myanmar army to investigate its own crimes.
Didn’t work b4. #EU shld press gov to join #ICC as court of last resort. https://t.co/Imd4HiifTU— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 15. Oktober 2017
File under cynical and absurd. #Myanmar minister tells @YaaraBouTV that exodus possibly planned by #Rohingya … https://t.co/4m6M0z4qD9
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 15. Oktober 2017
#Myanmar doesn’t deny landmine use @minefreeworld demands Myanmar to stop using landmines & join the @MineBanTreaty https://t.co/rdT43Fkyc0 https://t.co/IUtg4qHKgH
— ICBL (@minefreeworld) 13. Oktober 2017
Cambodia: Environment for civil society deteriorating quickly ahead of 2018 #elections. Get the full story here https://t.co/dLhNAdDWlC pic.twitter.com/U50i5qHRcX
— ICNL Alliance (@ICNLAlliance) 9. Oktober 2017
OIC Alarmed at Findings of UN Report which confirm #ethniccleansing agnst #Rohingyas ,Calls 4 Economic &Diplomatic Measures agnst #Myanmar
— OIC (@OIC_OCI) 14. Oktober 2017
FB deletes 66000 posts/week, including #journos‚
articles. How safe is #mediafreedom in the hands of private
intermediaries? #Netfreedom17— OSCE media freedom (@OSCE_RFoM) 13. Oktober 2017
Diplomats are wrong. It is not so complicated. We are denied access to Rohingya civilians for our aid & people die. https://t.co/xd5pAGFP24
— Jan Egeland (@NRC_Egeland) 12. Oktober 2017
#Myanmar’s army commits atrocities w/ impunity & the gov lies about it.
And, western leaders‘ response is pathetic. https://t.co/3pk0vDImRh— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 13. Oktober 2017
News Lens: Report shines a light on hidden backers of world’s most destructive coal project https://t.co/FvzzfC834s
— Bretton Woods Proj. (@brettonwoodspr) 12. Oktober 2017
These previously hidden backers include the World Bank’s private-sector arm, the International Finance Corporation (IFC); leading U.S. asset managers BlackRock and Vanguard; pension funds including the U.S. fund for teachers, TIAA; and Japanese commercial banks.
Rampal is being built just 14 kilometers from the Sundarbans, a UNESCO World Heritage-designated mangrove forest. UNESCO, former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, and a number of climate and energy scientists have all called for the plant to be cancelled. An Indian-Bangladeshi consortium is developing the project.
Rohingya Muslims ‘being starved out’ by Burmese army as new surge crosses into Bangladesh‘ | via @telegraph https://t.co/HvKKdwh8Ff
— Tun Khin (@tunkhin80) 12. Oktober 2017
Top UN official to leave Myanmar amid criticism of handling of Rohingya issue https://t.co/rzoUBPCXSU
— Tun Khin (@tunkhin80) 12. Oktober 2017
Rallies to support #AungSanSuuKyi in handling #Burma’s affairs, including the Rakhine conflict, have been held in Pathein and Sagaing. pic.twitter.com/KOTOSTqNSt
— claudio tecchio (@DossierTibet) 12. Oktober 2017
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