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Repatriation of 700 Rohingya Muslim to Myanmar
Hla Thein, a spokesman for the Rakhine State Council, said more than 700 Rohingya Muslims had been repatriated from Bangladesh who flee to Bangladesh in 2017.
“We have plan and program officially to accept more than 700 people who have been fled in 2017. We received a list of 700 Rohingya Muslim which we registered and prepared all to receive them,” he said.
“We have plan and program officially to accept more than 700 people who have been fled in 2017. We received a list of 700 Rohingya Muslim which we registered and prepared all to receive them, has no ideas when he will receive this people. It is just preparation for receiving these people.”
Hla Thein, a spokesman for the Rakhine State Council
Hla Thein was speaking to some reporters at his office at noon on March 8. He also mentions, has no ideas when he will receive this people. It is just preparation for receiving these people.
Union Minister for International Cooperation U Ko Ko Hlaing; Union Minister for Relief Dr Thet Thet Khaing; Union Minister for Border Affairs Lt-Gen Tun Tun Naung, Rakhine State Chief Minister Dr Aung Kyaw Min and his delegation visited Repatriation Camps of Taungpyo Left, Hla Pho Khaung and Ngakhura under Maungdaw North on December 17, 2021.
Similarly, Union Minister for Relief Dr Thet Thet Khaing; Rakhine State Chief Minister Dr Aung Kyaw Min and officials also met in Naypyidaw on February 3, according to Nasaka Council-owned newspapers.
The United Nations said more than 700,000 Muslims have fled to Bangladesh after ARSA attacked a police outpost in Maungdaw, Rakhine State, in 2017 and staying a total number of 1.1 million in Bangladesh Refugee camp at that time.
The NLD government and the Bangladeshi government attempts to repatriate the refugees in 2019 were unsuccessful.
Since then, hundreds of people have voluntarily returned to Burma, not on the initiative of the Bangladeshi government.
When asking Refugee from Bangladesh, Tin Shwe, a teacher and RYA member said it may be to show international that the military council is working for Rohingya to repatriate them to their hometown and to recognize them as a legitimate government. If it is original repatriation, we must be settling to our original place not to another place; must restore our citizen rights and equal rights as other ethnics.
Another Rohingya who is former Village admin officer said same as Tin Shwe and added more about movement as Rohingya need travel permission from village to move from one village to another. Recently military government declared that nobody could travel with village admin travel pass, must need National Identify Card which one is issuing now every place in the country. This card may issue to Rohingya community, if no, we don’t want to go back to our town and country.
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