Rohingyas' Legal Rights to Live as Dignified Human-Beings in Burma

-Jul-16-2013

The Rohingyas have their own history, culture, tradition and language different from other ethnic minority races who were living as a compact community in a geographical territory within the Union of Burma.

Summer 2012, Rohingya homes are attacked.

(MILWAUKEE, WI) - Although the call of Mr. Ban Ki-moon, the Secretary General of the United Nations to the Burmese Government President Thein Sein is not too late to grant the citizenship to the ethnic Rohingya minority people of Burma, it is the moral responsibility of President Thein Sein not to delay the restoration of the citizenship rights of the Rohingya people to establish its democratic standing and show of respect to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) so as Burma becomes a dignified, democratic and credible nation in the world.

Rohingyas' Legal Rights to Live as Dignified Human Beings in Burma by nelvely