DU Correspondent :
The students of Dhaka University (DU) on Monday urged the Nobel Committee to confiscate of Myanmar’s leader Aung San Suu Kyi’s Nobel Prize as she failed to stop the genocide of Rohingya Muslims of Rakhine State in Myanmar.
They came up with the call from a human chain at the foot of Raju Memorial Sculpture protesting genocide on Rohingyas in Myanmar.
The students gathered there at around 11:00 am with placards and festoons and urged the United Nations and other global Human Rights bodies to force the Myanmar government to stop the mass killing and violence against the Rohingya people.
The students also threatened to march towards Myanmar Embassy in Dhaka if the government of Myanmar continues, the State sponsored mass killings.
Students said, Rohingyas are citizens of Myanmar. The government of Myanmar must give citizen rights to Rohingyas.
‘UNHCR asked Bangladesh to open our border, but opening border is not a proper solution to this human crisis. The world leaders must to decide to resolve this problem’, they said.
The students of Dhaka University (DU) on Monday urged the Nobel Committee to confiscate of Myanmar’s leader Aung San Suu Kyi’s Nobel Prize as she failed to stop the genocide of Rohingya Muslims of Rakhine State in Myanmar.
They came up with the call from a human chain at the foot of Raju Memorial Sculpture protesting genocide on Rohingyas in Myanmar.
The students gathered there at around 11:00 am with placards and festoons and urged the United Nations and other global Human Rights bodies to force the Myanmar government to stop the mass killing and violence against the Rohingya people.
The students also threatened to march towards Myanmar Embassy in Dhaka if the government of Myanmar continues, the State sponsored mass killings.
Students said, Rohingyas are citizens of Myanmar. The government of Myanmar must give citizen rights to Rohingyas.
‘UNHCR asked Bangladesh to open our border, but opening border is not a proper solution to this human crisis. The world leaders must to decide to resolve this problem’, they said.
