Rohingya issue in India-Myanmar meeting 7A56.10-F

(34) Rohingya issue in India-Myanmar meeting

The Times of India reported the discussions between India and Myanmar on the Rohingya issue. The Indian media said that Rohingya issues were discussed in the 17th bilateral meeting between the two countries, with other issues. According to the Times of India report, Indian Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale and Myanmar Foreign Secretary U Mint Thu represented their respective countries in the meeting.

In August last year, the Myanmar army engaged in crimes against humanity for burning rape and burning houses after the terrorist attacks on security checkpost, A major part of the international community, which denotes the incident as a crime against the nation and against humanity. However, on this issue, India could not see strong stance against Myanmar.

While talking about the violence, they did not try to put any pressure on Myanmar to bring back the Rohingyas. Delhi-Naidido have been trying to maintain good relations with both of them.

In a statement issued by the Indian government on Saturday, after the Foreign Secretary-level meeting, it has been learned that at the meeting, they discussed high-level tourism, security and defense issues, border related issues, business ties, cooperative relations, communication system development and embassy activities. . The statement said, 'They discussed local and international issues.'

Among these things, the rehabilitation of Rohingya is one.

Whether the trial of Myanmar can be initiated considering the possible violation of the Rohingya deportation; In the second week of last month (April 9th), he asked for an instruction in the ICC to apply his advice to Fatao Bensuuda.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has requested the Rohingya lawyers to take justice for the crimes against humanity committed in Myanmar on 30 May.

After the ICC's work has been strong, the situation in Myanmar began to change slightly. In May, the announcement of the formation of the International Commission for the investigation of the Rohingyas was announced. For the first time on June 2, they announced the return of all Rohingyas.

On Friday the news of the State Advisor Aung San Suu Kyu meeting with the army was published. In that continuity, the news of the India-Myanmar bilateral meeting was held on Saturday. '