Sri Lanka Should Stand With Bangladesh In Resolving Rohingya Crisis – OpEd
Bangladesh faces a refugee problem after the massive influx of Rohingya refugees into the country in 2017. Sri Lanka should remain beside Bangladesh in resolving the crisis. Now Bangladesh wants to repatriate them to Myanmar. Sri Lanka should support Bangladesh at all international forum to repatriate them peacefully. Such a gesture will not go unnoticed in Dhaka. Bangladesh will never forget the active cooperation of Sri Lanka in the repatriation of the displaced Rohingyas of Myanmar if Sri Lanka put its contribution in this regard. The Rohingya issue is currently an important international issue. More than 1.1 million Rohingyas have taken refuge in Bangladesh since August 2017 due to genocide and ethnic cleansing in Myanmar. About 50,000 newborn Rohingya children are added to it every year. Earlier, the Rohingya had been subjected to systematic discrimination, deprivation of the right to vote, and regular targeting of violence in Myanmar for decades. Rohingyas have come to Myanmar to save their lives after being subjected to extremely inhumane treatment by the military; But their position in the country has become a cause for concern as they are involved in migration, drug trafficking, child trafficking, smuggling, and other misdeeds as Bangladeshis. Again, some of the Rohingyas have been accused of being involved in militant activities and the Ramu attack.
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