The United Arab Emirates (UAE), the most widely circulated daily newspaper, praised Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for her humanitarian application to the 'Khalj Times' Rohingya Crisis and called her as the new star of the East.
In an article written by columnist Alan Jacob, published in the Khalij Times published in the United Arab Emirates in the United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina referred to Sheikh Hasina as the newest star in the Rohingya issue, saying that neighboring countries opened the border to protect the lives of millions of Rohingyas fleeing Myanmar. Hasina showed her sympathy and sympathy That's why he is not seeing any bigger hero than this week.
In a column titled "The Power of Empathy, Sheikh Hasina," Jacob acknowledged, before writing about autocratic, hateful guru and non-anonymous people, we should present Sheikh Hasina in this page.
Jacob wrote in his column, always before thinking about writing topics, I have to think about topics and individuals, it is to be acknowledged here that in this week my writings were rotating on the subject of an actor in South India and writing about his optimistic activities in the political field, but when I I realized that the Prime Minister of Bangladesh is the new star of the East, then I am perfect I changed it.
He said, yes, because the media is more busy with the loss of a Nobel laureate in Myanmar, we lost this great opportunity. In a speech to the United Nations General Assembly last week, ignoring the humanitarian application of Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, I am going to carry a burden of a crime. In her speech, Sheikh Hasina said that her heart was broken.
Jacob said when leaders like the Bangladeshi Prime Minister were in charge, the hope of the world of frustration over the issue of immigration was aroused. His activities seemed to be weak at first, but when the Khalj Times sent a reporter to see the Rohingya problem at the Bangladesh border with Myanmar, then the real problem came forward. Reports say that the picture of the untimely plight of the millions of Rohingya refugees fleeing the country. Hungry Rohingya refugees are waiting for food, living in a wretched hut. This incident has hurt us.
He said, I think journalism is a collective effort, where ideas, people and their feelings are properly highlighted and unified with eternal pain.
Jacob wrote that the world media is guilty of seeing the Rohingya crisis in Suu Kyi's eyes. Suu Kyi seems helpless to protect the Rohingya who have been deserted by the Myanmar army from Rakhine State. Many did not realize that even though his party won the National League for Democracy elections two years ago, the country's military junta was in power.
Suu Kyi is trying to keep her success in the election instead of resisting a large population of her country, or she is looting the ballot. Suu Kyi has gone astray from the political struggle that has not been established in social and human life. When his military is fighting to kill Rohingya, he is trapped with the power and privilege of power as the First Councilor and is trying to come out of it.
In fact, he is bound by a coat and has become a symbolist leader. When he was talking about human suffering, there was no emotion in him, he looked sad. When he was speaking on behalf of the army, he seemed to be in the shadow of his past struggling life.
Jacob said, "When he needed to be the most vocal, he failed to be vocal. So I have no sympathy for this so-called icon. When democracy goes in favor of the majority of the majority, it becomes defective and dangerous. And it becomes easy to make peace with the junta and the dictators. Suu Kyi's intriguing silence has become intolerable with Rohingyas I have said this in one of our editorials. Tell me more When I should speak out loud for humanity, then I would not like to be silent.
Jacob said that when Suu Kyi's voice was lost, a huge relief for Hasina's voices at the time. Suu Kyi and Sheikh Hasina daughter of the Mahanayaak of liberation struggle of their respective countries. Both of them saw the tragedy very close. Although the difference is huge. When humanity was endangered, he chose the path of becoming a mere spectator, while the other showed gracious kindness. Sheikh Hasina gave shelter to more than 4,30,000 Rohingya at least once in a small country inhabited by nearly 16.5 million people.
During the UN session in New York, Sheikh Hasina said, "We have already got 3,000,000 refugees, but despite the problems of our space, we have a huge heart to take more refugees."
Jacob wrote that this is not a favorable issue, it shows courage in tragic situations.
He said German Chancellor Angela Merkel had dared to take 1.2 million refugees from war-torn countries. But Bangladesh exception, its resources are limited. It is not a tribute to the government of Bangladesh, yet Sheikh Hasina has not left her place of humanity.
In an article written by columnist Alan Jacob, published in the Khalij Times published in the United Arab Emirates in the United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina referred to Sheikh Hasina as the newest star in the Rohingya issue, saying that neighboring countries opened the border to protect the lives of millions of Rohingyas fleeing Myanmar. Hasina showed her sympathy and sympathy That's why he is not seeing any bigger hero than this week.
In a column titled "The Power of Empathy, Sheikh Hasina," Jacob acknowledged, before writing about autocratic, hateful guru and non-anonymous people, we should present Sheikh Hasina in this page.
Jacob wrote in his column, always before thinking about writing topics, I have to think about topics and individuals, it is to be acknowledged here that in this week my writings were rotating on the subject of an actor in South India and writing about his optimistic activities in the political field, but when I I realized that the Prime Minister of Bangladesh is the new star of the East, then I am perfect I changed it.
He said, yes, because the media is more busy with the loss of a Nobel laureate in Myanmar, we lost this great opportunity. In a speech to the United Nations General Assembly last week, ignoring the humanitarian application of Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, I am going to carry a burden of a crime. In her speech, Sheikh Hasina said that her heart was broken.
Jacob said when leaders like the Bangladeshi Prime Minister were in charge, the hope of the world of frustration over the issue of immigration was aroused. His activities seemed to be weak at first, but when the Khalj Times sent a reporter to see the Rohingya problem at the Bangladesh border with Myanmar, then the real problem came forward. Reports say that the picture of the untimely plight of the millions of Rohingya refugees fleeing the country. Hungry Rohingya refugees are waiting for food, living in a wretched hut. This incident has hurt us.
He said, I think journalism is a collective effort, where ideas, people and their feelings are properly highlighted and unified with eternal pain.
Jacob wrote that the world media is guilty of seeing the Rohingya crisis in Suu Kyi's eyes. Suu Kyi seems helpless to protect the Rohingya who have been deserted by the Myanmar army from Rakhine State. Many did not realize that even though his party won the National League for Democracy elections two years ago, the country's military junta was in power.
Suu Kyi is trying to keep her success in the election instead of resisting a large population of her country, or she is looting the ballot. Suu Kyi has gone astray from the political struggle that has not been established in social and human life. When his military is fighting to kill Rohingya, he is trapped with the power and privilege of power as the First Councilor and is trying to come out of it.
In fact, he is bound by a coat and has become a symbolist leader. When he was talking about human suffering, there was no emotion in him, he looked sad. When he was speaking on behalf of the army, he seemed to be in the shadow of his past struggling life.
Jacob said, "When he needed to be the most vocal, he failed to be vocal. So I have no sympathy for this so-called icon. When democracy goes in favor of the majority of the majority, it becomes defective and dangerous. And it becomes easy to make peace with the junta and the dictators. Suu Kyi's intriguing silence has become intolerable with Rohingyas I have said this in one of our editorials. Tell me more When I should speak out loud for humanity, then I would not like to be silent.
Jacob said that when Suu Kyi's voice was lost, a huge relief for Hasina's voices at the time. Suu Kyi and Sheikh Hasina daughter of the Mahanayaak of liberation struggle of their respective countries. Both of them saw the tragedy very close. Although the difference is huge. When humanity was endangered, he chose the path of becoming a mere spectator, while the other showed gracious kindness. Sheikh Hasina gave shelter to more than 4,30,000 Rohingya at least once in a small country inhabited by nearly 16.5 million people.
During the UN session in New York, Sheikh Hasina said, "We have already got 3,000,000 refugees, but despite the problems of our space, we have a huge heart to take more refugees."
Jacob wrote that this is not a favorable issue, it shows courage in tragic situations.
He said German Chancellor Angela Merkel had dared to take 1.2 million refugees from war-torn countries. But Bangladesh exception, its resources are limited. It is not a tribute to the government of Bangladesh, yet Sheikh Hasina has not left her place of humanity.
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