BROUK PRESS RELEASES

Myanmar’s Genocide of Rohingya Is Not Over: Rohingya Need UN-Protected Safe Zones

2018 PRESS RELEASES, BROUK PRESS RELEASES, MEDIA RELEASES / January 30, 2020

Nayapara Camp, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh: The genocide of Rohingya in Myanmar is far from over, said the Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK (BROUK) after a 4-day fact-finding trip to Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. “The evidence is mounting that the Myanmar military, led by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, and supported by the civilian government led by State Counsellor Aung San Suu …

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Starvation Causing Thousands of Rohingya to Flee to Bangladesh – Security Council Ignored

2017 PRESS RELEASES, BROUK PRESS RELEASES, MEDIA RELEASES / January 30, 2020

Starvation caused by military and government restrictions on aid, movement, as well as new human rights violations and security concerns, are triggering a new wave of Rohingya people fleeing to Bangladesh. Without immediate action to lift these restrictions, tens of thousands of Rohingya will leave their villages and homes in the coming days and possibly …

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Urgent Action Needed to Implement Rakhine Commission Recommendations

2017 PRESS RELEASES, BROUK PRESS RELEASES, MEDIA RELEASES / January 30, 2020

Today the Rakhine State Advisory Commission led by former UN chief Kofi Annan published their final report on Rakhine state. We, BROUK welcome the recommendations made by the commission, but we are concerned whether the NLD-led government will actually implement them, and call on the international community to ensure that the recommendations are implemented as quickly …

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BROUK urges UN Human Rights Council to investigate crimes against humanity against Rohingya

2016 PRESS RELEASES, BROUK PRESS RELEASES, MEDIA RELEASES / January 30, 2020

As the United Nations Human Rights Council prepares to discuss the findings contained in a report by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on: ‘Rohingya Muslims and other minorities in Myanmar’, released on 20th June 2016, Tun Khin, President of the Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK spoke at a side panel co-hosted by The International Peace …

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