More than 2.5 million Rohingyas are at risk of displacement

More than 2.5 million Rohingyas are at risk of displacement.

The United Nations Secretary-General warned that the violence against the Rohingyas in the Arakan Northern region could also expand in the middle. In this, there are at least two and a half million Rohingyas at risk of displacement. "The United Nations Secretary-General told the United Nations Security Council meeting in an open discussion on the Rohingya issue.

In this situation, he called upon the minority Rohingya Muslim community to stop violence immediately in the state of Arakan. The United Nations Secretary-General said, "The operation of the army must be closed in Arakan." Implementation of the recommendations of the Commission Commission, stop army operations in Arakan, human rights activists and media workers insist on entering Arakan.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has urged Burmese to return Rohingyas to their villages without any violence.

After a decade, the Rohingya issue came in the pre-scheduled agenda of the Security Council. In 2005, the last meeting was held. But in the Security Council in Arakan state on August 13, since the start of the situation for the third time Rohingya situation is under discussion in the Security Council.

The seven members of the Security Council on violence against the Rohingya in Arakan, USA, UK, France, Sweden, Egypt, Kazakhstan and Senegal proposed the talks on September 23. That meeting is being held in this context. Bangladesh's permanent representative Masud Bin Momen is present in the meeting of the Security Council. He will highlight the position of the government of Bangladesh and will speak.