[ISU ROHINGNYA] Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day | August 25

[hj_maikel]

Tak ditolong takde kemanusiaan..
bila ditolong buat perangai..

sanggup meredah lautan berkorban nyawa bagai tp bleh kata semua negara tak nk terima... kt mana silapnya..?

 

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Media asing ini cakap seolah-olah Malaysia ini kejam, gunapakai alasan seperti covid-19 untuk menghalang kemasukan pelarian Rohingya dan menyebabkan kematian mereka.

Inilah cara media asing untuk memanipulasikan persepsi orang asing terhadap Malaysia.

Media ini tak sentuh langsung Malaysia telah menerima Lebih daripada 101,580 pelarian Rohingya, antara negara yang memberikan jumlah penempatan paling tinggi di dunia untuk kaum Rohingya .

Figures at a glance in Malaysia | UNHCR Malaysia

As of end June 2023, there are some 181,560 refugees and asylum-seekers registered with UNHCR in Malaysia.

www.unhcr.org

Apek mahu cakap, U.S. begitu besar hanya menempatkan 12,000 , China dan Australia satu pun tak dak .

Kalau negara-negara yang kononnya pentingkan hak asasi manusia ingin menerima mereka, kerajaan Malaysia kemungkinan besar “ more than happy “ untuk membenarkan mereka untuk berlabuh untuk menunggu pesawat-pesawat daripada negara-negara besar ini untuk membawa mereka.

Negara - negara barat ini juga yang memberikan anugerah keamanan Nobel kepada Aung San Suu Kyii, yang gagal menyelesaikan masalah Rohingya di negara beliau.

Media barat sebegini pandai menyalahkan Malaysia dengan memanipulasikan persepsi bahawa negara Malaysia adalah kejam, tetapi berdasarkan separuh fakta sahaja .

Hakikatnya, video ini sepatutnya membuat fakta berapakah pelarian Rohingya yang telah diterima oleh Malaysia dan berapakah di negara-negara lain !

Cis !

Ulasan Apek Cina

 

[kirana]

Patut dulu lagi Malaysia tak boleh terlalu ambil tau sgt dgn masalah negara lain. Cukup dgn bantuan sekadar perlu sekurang2nya dpt tunaikan tanggungjwb sesama muslim. Malaysia pun maju sangat dan masalah sendiri yg perlu diselesaikan. Ambil tahu hal dlm kelambu sebelum selesaikan hal org lain. Bantu ahli keluarga dulu sebelum bantu org lain.

Dasar politik utk tunjuk kepada dunia yg kita “open minded” dan berperikemanusiaan yg BERLEBIH2an takkan bawa apa2 untung utk negara kita. Sebab dunia kita skrg bukan milik muslim. Buat baik mcm mana pun kita tetap akan dipandang serong.

 

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Kem pelarian yang dihuni kira-kira sejuta etnik Rohingya di Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh

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COVID-19: Bangladesh kesan kes positif di kem pelarian


DHAKA: Pihak berkuasa Bangladesh mengesan dua kes positif COVID-19 dalam kalangan penghuni kem pelarian terbesarnya di Cox's Bazaar.

Ini sekali gus menimbulkan kebimbangan berhubung potensi jangkitan lebih tinggi berikutan persekitaran dan kesesakan di kem berkenaan.

Ia juga adalah kes pertama dikesan daripada kalangan pelarian yang menempatkan kira-kira sejuta etnik Rohingya.

Pesakit yang dikesan positif kini dilaporkan menjalani pengasingan.

Sebagai langkah berwaspada, sejumlah 1,900 penghuni kem yang lain turut dikuarantin.

Perintah kawalan pergerakan turut dilaksanakan di Cox's Bazaar sejak 14 Mac.

Agensi bantuan sebelum ini memberi amaran berkenaan potensi kesan COVID-19 ke atas etnik Rohingya.

Ini susulan keadaan kem yang sesak, dan ketiadaan akses kepada air bersih. - Agensi

COVID-19: Bangladesh kesan kes positif di kem pelarian

DHAKA: Pihak berkuasa Bangladesh mengesan dua kes positif COVID-19 dalam kalangan penghuni kem pelarian terbesarnya di Cox's Bazaar.

www.bharian.com.my

 

[cek mek molek]

'We don't want any more Rohingya,' says Bangladeshi foreign minister.



Move Rohingya on Bangladesh island to refugee camps says UN chief


May 17, 2020 4:29 PM
Rohingya refugees shopping for vegetables at Kutupalong Rohingya camp in Cox’s Bazar on Friday. (AP pic)

DHAKA: Hundreds of Rohingya rescued by Bangladesh and sent to a flood-prone island after being stranded at sea for weeks should be moved to existing refugee camps, the UN secretary-general said.
The appeal by Antonio Guterres to Bangladesh’s foreign minister in a letter obtained Sunday by AFP comes as concern grows over a coronavirus outbreak in the sprawling, crowded camps near the border with Myanmar.

The Rohingya were rescued in early May after floating adrift in the Bay of Bengal. Dhaka has said they were not sent on to the camps in the southeast as authorities were afraid they might have Covid-19.
Guterres said the 308 refugees on Bhashan Char island – a silty strip of land prone to violent and potentially deadly monsoon storms – should be moved to the camps after their time in quarantine is completed.



Dhaka has not said how long they will remain in isolation.

“While those rescued at sea may be quarantined for public health purposes, they must also be extended the protection they deserve as refugees,” Guterres said in the letter to Foreign Minister A K Abdul Momen dated Friday.

“I trust that they too, will benefit from the humanitarian services offered to the Rohingya in Bangladesh and that, at the end of their quarantine period… they will be allowed to rejoin their families in Cox’s Bazar.”

Momen told AFP he had yet to receive the letter, but said those concerned about Bhashan Char – where facilities for 100,000 people were built last year – should host the Rohingya in their own countries.

“We don’t want any more Rohingya,” Momen told AFP.

“We don’t have any other place to keep them. If they (other countries) don’t like Bhashan Char, let them take them back to their countries. (Or) else, let them return to Myanmar.”

He said more pressure should be put on Myanmar to repatriate the Rohingya to their home state of Rakhine.

The foreign minister previously said the refugees would “most likely” have to live in the shelters on Bhashan Char until they return to Rakhine.

Nearly one million Rohingya live in squalid camps in Cox’s Bazar. Many fled Myanmar after a 2017 military crackdown.

Emergency teams are racing to contain the spread of the coronavirus in the camps after three Rohingya tested positive late last week.

Move Rohingya on Bangladesh island to refugee camps, urges UN chief

'We don't want any more Rohingya,' says Bangladeshi foreign minister.

www.freemalaysiatoday.com

 

[lau_kau]

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Media asing ini cakap seolah-olah Malaysia ini kejam, gunapakai alasan seperti covid-19 untuk menghalang kemasukan pelarian Rohingya dan menyebabkan kematian mereka.

Inilah cara media asing untuk memanipulasikan persepsi orang asing terhadap Malaysia.

Media ini tak sentuh langsung Malaysia telah menerima Lebih daripada 101,580 pelarian Rohingya, antara negara yang memberikan jumlah penempatan paling tinggi di dunia untuk kaum Rohingya .

Figures at a glance in Malaysia | UNHCR Malaysia

As of end June 2023, there are some 181,560 refugees and asylum-seekers registered with UNHCR in Malaysia.

www.unhcr.org

Apek mahu cakap, U.S. begitu besar hanya menempatkan 12,000 , China dan Australia satu pun tak dak .

Kalau negara-negara yang kononnya pentingkan hak asasi manusia ingin menerima mereka, kerajaan Malaysia kemungkinan besar “ more than happy “ untuk membenarkan mereka untuk berlabuh untuk menunggu pesawat-pesawat daripada negara-negara besar ini untuk membawa mereka.

Negara - negara barat ini juga yang memberikan anugerah keamanan Nobel kepada Aung San Suu Kyii, yang gagal menyelesaikan masalah Rohingya di negara beliau.

Media barat sebegini pandai menyalahkan Malaysia dengan memanipulasikan persepsi bahawa negara Malaysia adalah kejam, tetapi berdasarkan separuh fakta sahaja .

Hakikatnya, video ini sepatutnya membuat fakta berapakah pelarian Rohingya yang telah diterima oleh Malaysia dan berapakah di negara-negara lain !

Cis !

Ulasan Apek Cina

Depa pandai ckp saja....tindakan xdk.....tu la barat yg depa tau salahkan org...

 

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Depa pandai ckp saja....tindakan xdk.....tu la barat yg depa tau salahkan org...

Suruh amik jaga Rohingya ni confirm tak nak

 

[lau_kau]

Suruh amik jaga Rohingya ni confirm tak nak

Tu la pasai, ngo kt pun bnyk belajaq dr depa jgk.....tu kdg2 benda yg xperlu pun main ckp ja....

 

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Tu la pasai, ngo kt pun bnyk belajaq dr depa jgk.....tu kdg2 benda yg xperlu pun main ckp ja....

Malaysia ni dah kira cukup bagus terima jgk
Tapi kalau tak terima lagi baik

 

[kopirait]

'We don't want any more Rohingya,' says Bangladeshi foreign minister.



Move Rohingya on Bangladesh island to refugee camps says UN chief


May 17, 2020 4:29 PM
Rohingya refugees shopping for vegetables at Kutupalong Rohingya camp in Cox’s Bazar on Friday. (AP pic)

DHAKA: Hundreds of Rohingya rescued by Bangladesh and sent to a flood-prone island after being stranded at sea for weeks should be moved to existing refugee camps, the UN secretary-general said.
The appeal by Antonio Guterres to Bangladesh’s foreign minister in a letter obtained Sunday by AFP comes as concern grows over a coronavirus outbreak in the sprawling, crowded camps near the border with Myanmar.

The Rohingya were rescued in early May after floating adrift in the Bay of Bengal. Dhaka has said they were not sent on to the camps in the southeast as authorities were afraid they might have Covid-19.
Guterres said the 308 refugees on Bhashan Char island – a silty strip of land prone to violent and potentially deadly monsoon storms – should be moved to the camps after their time in quarantine is completed.



Dhaka has not said how long they will remain in isolation.

“While those rescued at sea may be quarantined for public health purposes, they must also be extended the protection they deserve as refugees,” Guterres said in the letter to Foreign Minister A K Abdul Momen dated Friday.

“I trust that they too, will benefit from the humanitarian services offered to the Rohingya in Bangladesh and that, at the end of their quarantine period… they will be allowed to rejoin their families in Cox’s Bazar.”

Momen told AFP he had yet to receive the letter, but said those concerned about Bhashan Char – where facilities for 100,000 people were built last year – should host the Rohingya in their own countries.

“We don’t want any more Rohingya,” Momen told AFP.

“We don’t have any other place to keep them. If they (other countries) don’t like Bhashan Char, let them take them back to their countries. (Or) else, let them return to Myanmar.”

He said more pressure should be put on Myanmar to repatriate the Rohingya to their home state of Rakhine.

The foreign minister previously said the refugees would “most likely” have to live in the shelters on Bhashan Char until they return to Rakhine.

Nearly one million Rohingya live in squalid camps in Cox’s Bazar. Many fled Myanmar after a 2017 military crackdown.

Emergency teams are racing to contain the spread of the coronavirus in the camps after three Rohingya tested positive late last week.

Move Rohingya on Bangladesh island to refugee camps, urges UN chief

'We don't want any more Rohingya,' says Bangladeshi foreign minister.

www.freemalaysiatoday.com

Bangladesh dah banyak bekerjasama.
Myanmar PBB tak berani pulak kacau.