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humanitarian-crisis

Legal redress for Rohingya: ASEAN's responsibility
Opinion 8 years ago

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Legal redress for Rohingya: ASEAN's responsibility

There should be a legal redress mechanism for the Rohingya subjected to ethnic cleansing and genocidal practices by the Myanmar government.
Rakhine: A moment for Indonesia and ASEAN to act
Opinion 8 years ago

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Rakhine: A moment for Indonesia and ASEAN to act

Up to 200,000 Rohingya people remain in northern Rakhine and around 350,000 elsewhere in the state. 
Call for sanctions against Myanmar
National 8 years ago

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Call for sanctions against Myanmar

With the humanitarian crisis of the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar unabated, Indonesian interfaith figures have called on the government to take stronger action against Yangon for its failure to address the persecution against its minority group.
Consider peacekeeping operations in Myanmar
Opinion 8 years ago

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Consider peacekeeping operations in Myanmar

It is logical to think of peacekeeping deployment as one immediate solution, at least to stop the escalation of the humanitarian crisis. 
Hosting refugees: Beyond a transit nation
Opinion 8 years ago

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Hosting refugees: Beyond a transit nation

The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has recorded an estimated 14,000 refugees residing in Indonesia, from countries in the region such as Myanmar, and outside of the region such as Afghanistan, Somalia and Iran. 
ASEAN can act on Rohingya
Opinion 8 years ago

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ASEAN can act on Rohingya

The noninterference principle does not mean that any country can do to its own population anything it wants, including attacking civilians. 
ASEAN rights body absent in massacre of Rohingya
Opinion 8 years ago

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ASEAN rights body absent in massacre of Rohingya

Are the currently persecuted Rohingya Muslims part of the ASEAN peoples? 
Selective humanitarianism of Indonesian Muslims
Opinion 8 years ago

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Selective humanitarianism of Indonesian Muslims

We only stand up for human rights in abuse cases and issues of discrimination as long as they serve as an extension of our political-religious movements in Indonesia.
Resolving the Rohingya crisis the ASEAN way
Opinion 8 years ago

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Resolving the Rohingya crisis the ASEAN way

ASEAN should maintain its mediatory role and buffering other organizations or state members that employ a bolder approach to the crisis, such as the United Nations and Indonesia. 
Commentary: Indonesia an (unlikely) honest broker for Rohingya
Opinion 8 years ago

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Commentary: Indonesia an (unlikely) honest broker for Rohingya

Condemning and humiliating Myanmar could easily backfire on Indonesia, given the evidence of rising intolerance here. 
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