Episode: KPN 14-09-2022
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The NUG president’s office spokesperson apologized to the Rohingya
National Unity Government (NUG) presidential spokesperson U Kyaw Zaw admitted in a statement on September 14, 2022 that he apologized to the Rohingya.
U Kyaw Zaw’s apology statement was released on September 14th by NUG Acting President Duwal Shila through his social network Facebook page.
On October 2, 2017, U Kyaw Zaw admitted in a statement that he made a false statement while serving as a witness to the Standing Committee on Human Rights of the Senate of Canada.
U Kyaw Zaw added that he had testified according to the information he had obtained, and that he had made a mistake in wanting to protect the civilian government.
“He had testified according to the information he had obtained, and that he had made a mistake in wanting to protect the civilian government. This false statement is someone, had no intention of harming the Rohingya ethnic community in particular, so he deeply regretted it. He wants to work with his Rohingya brothers and sisters and build peace together.”
NUG presidential spokesperson U Kyaw Zaw
This false statement is someone, had no intention of harming the Rohingya ethnic community in particular, so he deeply regretted it, said U Kyaw Zaw.
He also said he wants to work with his Rohingya brothers and sisters and build peace together.
Last August 2017, more than 800,000 Rohingya Muslims have crossed the border and fled to Bangladesh due to the military’s clearance opreationin Maungdaw and Buthidaung region, northern Rakhine State. It has been more than five years now.
During this campaign, Rohingya villages were burned down and massacres occurred, and the Gambia filed a lawsuit against Myanmar at the ICJ on behalf of the Rohingya.
State Counselor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi herself went to the court in Hague city and protested in the first hearing during the NLD government’s tenure in December 2019 that the ICJ did not have jurisdiction over this case.
After the military coup on February 1, 2021, the National Unity Government (NUG), which is made up of party members and the NLD MPs said they would cancel all these objections and accept the ICJ’s decision regarding Myanmar.
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