OIC seeks probe into Myanmar killings
Secretary-General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu called on the Myanmar government to order an immediate probe into the slaughtering of Rohingya Muslims as well as to bring those responsible to justice. He also urged the government to take necessary steps to ensure the legitimate rights of the minority Muslims and put an end to the suffering they have been experiencing for years. Ihsanoglu’s appeal came in the midst of the pan-Islamic body’s hectic efforts in the global arena to find a quick solution to the crisis, according to an OIC spokesman.
He said: “The secretary-general is making intensive efforts at global level to exert pressure on Myanmar to take steps to end the ordeal of the Rohingya community. Efforts are under way through the offices of OIC in Geneva, New York, and Brussels to facilitate international intervention in the issue.”
The spokesman said the OIC is in touch with the United Nations, UN Human Rights Council, European Union and other international organizations to halt the worst humanitarian crisis in Myanmar.
Ihsanoglu recently sent a letter to Myanmar’s pro-democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi urging her to help end the violence against the Rohingya community.
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A clear message to the peace loving people in the world!!!
The ruling military junta and racist Rakhine are challenging directly to the world security system bypass all of the rule of law internally and violating all of the internationally recognize human right principle.If the UN and the world powerful nations not take a positive step as early as possible, they will be the brute force same as the Nazi Hitler.They, the Myanmar brutal junta and racist Rakhine are completely destroying all the human value and human dignity,particularly Rohingya minority in Arakan and generally all ethnic minority in Myanmar.It sound,they are openly challenging the modern civilization and the world security system.It is the time to take an action to control the grave situation in Arakan otherwise it will be a ugly pages in the modern history which we wouldn't like to teach to our next generation.