Entire world to take on Rohingya burden
Bangladesh will not only bear the burden of the Rohingya crisis--the entire world will have to take it on. In addition, Myanmar must be held accountable for the Rohingya crisis.
Speakers said at a book launch event and a policy colloquium titled ‘The Rohingya Refugee Crisis: Towards Sustainable Solutions' at BRAC Centre Inn in the capital on Tuesday (August 27).
ActionAid Bangladesh, the Centre for Genocide Studies of Dhaka University and the Centre for Peace and Justice of BRAC University jointly organized the program.
UN Resident Coordinator in Bangladesh Mia Seppo said UN is working to solve this crisis (Rohingya).
Canadian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Benoit Prefontaine said Canadian government is working with sincerity to resolve Rohingya crisis.
Secretary (Asia & Pacific) Mahbub Uz Zaman, Director General, NGO Affairs Bureau of the Prime Minister’s Office KM Abdus Salam, Judge of Supreme Court of Bangladesh Justice Dr Syed Refaat Ahmed and Executive Director, Centre for Peace and Justice, BRAC University Manzoor Hasan OBE and Country Director, ActionAid Bangladesh Farah Kabir also spoke at the function.
