The relatives of the Rohingyas who were killed in boat shed are seen on the shore. On Sunday, 27 people were rescued alive after the sowing of Rohingya boat in Uchiya of Cox's Bazar. The rest are estimated to have died. 20 of them have been recovered: AFP
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has expressed concern over the large number of women fleeing Myanmar due to rape and sexual abuse.
The agency feared, in fact, the number of women in Myanmar's sexual violence was much higher. UNFPA is not expecting many people to be victimized for fear of 'shame and security'.
UNFPA works on gender-based violence in humanitarian crisis and emergency situation According to the organization, more than half of adult women and girls in more than 4.88 thousand Rohingya who fled to Bangladesh since August 25. Out of this, there are 1,20,000 women in the reproductive age. And among the 24,000 women, some pregnant women and some newborn mothers. UNFPA said they provided medical and psychological counseling to more than 7,000 Rohingya women refugees.
It is said in a statement that many people do not want to tell about their persecution because of security concerns, identity confidentiality, shame and so-called scandal. That is why it has been challenging to find the exact number of gender-based violence. "UNFPA also said, the organization has established five women-friendly areas. At these places, women can seek security at any time and get information, education, support and other services. By the end of the year, there are plans to increase the number of such 'female-friendly' area to 15. UNFPA's
US wants justice to Myanmar generals
Reuters
US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Helly has demanded that Myanmar military leadership face trial in human rights violations such as the killing and rape of Rakhine civilian Rohingyas. He urged not to sell arms to Myanmar until Rakhine situation improves. Niki Heli calls on the United Nations Security Council meeting in New York on Thursday in connection with the ongoing situation in Myanmar.
For the first time in the United States, the United States has been asked to face punishment for the army leadership involved in suppressing Rakhine. But the threat that Donald Trump had given to the administration to impose new restrictions lifted from Myanmar administration during the Barack Obama administration, was not related to the context and the hello.
In the meeting, he said that the international community should not hesitate to say that Myanmar authorities are running a ruthless operation to eliminate an ethnic group. The Myanmar army must respect human rights and fundamental rights. Those who have been charged have to be removed from responsible positions and must be brought to trial. At the same time, any country that supplies arms to the army should stop it until it takes adequate accountable measures in Myanmar.
In response to the attacks of alleged Rohingya rebels, the Myanmar army started a new repression operation on August 25 in Rakhine. Nearly five lakh Rohingyas have fled to Bangladesh so far in their face. The United Nations has described the operation as a 'ethnic cleansing'.
Several countries and organizations have urged Burmese to stop torture on Rohingyas, but the Security Council is sitting in the meeting at the request of the United States, United Kingdom, France, Sweden, Egypt, Senegal and Kazakhstan to respond to no response.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said that ongoing violence against Rohingyas in northern Rakhine can also spread in the middle. As a result, two and a half million Rohingyas are at risk of displacing.
He urged immediate relief organizations to enter the affected areas in Rakhine violence. He expressed concern over the current position of the Myanmar authorities against the United Nations and relief agencies. Due to this crisis, UN Secretary-General also warned about the risk of communal dissent in the region, including neighboring countries.
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has expressed concern over the large number of women fleeing Myanmar due to rape and sexual abuse.
The agency feared, in fact, the number of women in Myanmar's sexual violence was much higher. UNFPA is not expecting many people to be victimized for fear of 'shame and security'.
UNFPA works on gender-based violence in humanitarian crisis and emergency situation According to the organization, more than half of adult women and girls in more than 4.88 thousand Rohingya who fled to Bangladesh since August 25. Out of this, there are 1,20,000 women in the reproductive age. And among the 24,000 women, some pregnant women and some newborn mothers. UNFPA said they provided medical and psychological counseling to more than 7,000 Rohingya women refugees.
It is said in a statement that many people do not want to tell about their persecution because of security concerns, identity confidentiality, shame and so-called scandal. That is why it has been challenging to find the exact number of gender-based violence. "UNFPA also said, the organization has established five women-friendly areas. At these places, women can seek security at any time and get information, education, support and other services. By the end of the year, there are plans to increase the number of such 'female-friendly' area to 15. UNFPA's
US wants justice to Myanmar generals
Reuters
US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Helly has demanded that Myanmar military leadership face trial in human rights violations such as the killing and rape of Rakhine civilian Rohingyas. He urged not to sell arms to Myanmar until Rakhine situation improves. Niki Heli calls on the United Nations Security Council meeting in New York on Thursday in connection with the ongoing situation in Myanmar.
For the first time in the United States, the United States has been asked to face punishment for the army leadership involved in suppressing Rakhine. But the threat that Donald Trump had given to the administration to impose new restrictions lifted from Myanmar administration during the Barack Obama administration, was not related to the context and the hello.
In the meeting, he said that the international community should not hesitate to say that Myanmar authorities are running a ruthless operation to eliminate an ethnic group. The Myanmar army must respect human rights and fundamental rights. Those who have been charged have to be removed from responsible positions and must be brought to trial. At the same time, any country that supplies arms to the army should stop it until it takes adequate accountable measures in Myanmar.
In response to the attacks of alleged Rohingya rebels, the Myanmar army started a new repression operation on August 25 in Rakhine. Nearly five lakh Rohingyas have fled to Bangladesh so far in their face. The United Nations has described the operation as a 'ethnic cleansing'.
Several countries and organizations have urged Burmese to stop torture on Rohingyas, but the Security Council is sitting in the meeting at the request of the United States, United Kingdom, France, Sweden, Egypt, Senegal and Kazakhstan to respond to no response.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said that ongoing violence against Rohingyas in northern Rakhine can also spread in the middle. As a result, two and a half million Rohingyas are at risk of displacing.
He urged immediate relief organizations to enter the affected areas in Rakhine violence. He expressed concern over the current position of the Myanmar authorities against the United Nations and relief agencies. Due to this crisis, UN Secretary-General also warned about the risk of communal dissent in the region, including neighboring countries.
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