ERC Press Release: An emergency appeal to save lives of Rohingya stranded in Andaman Sea Dear Sir/Madam, We have been inspired by your stand on human dignity, values and the contribution of your country towards the humanity. We are, therefore, urgently bringing the plight of the Rohingya minority who are facing total extinction from the […]
On 25 March at local 5:00 pm our representative Mr. Osman Johar has met with Barrister MBI Munshi in Dhaka. This was their first meeting although they had been corresponding through Facebook for several years. Barrister Munshi is a lawyer of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh. Now a days he is involved in business as […]
Dhaka, Bangladesh: A deputy member of the European Rohingya Council (ERC) has met U.S. high profile official, Miss Victoria Oliver at Dhaka American Club on March 19, 2015. Mr. Osman Johar, one of the lobby members of the European Rohingya Council (ERC) meets Oliver at 03.00 PM of Bangladesh local time. He discusses the current […]
The 28th Regular Session of the United Nations Human Rights Council took place on 2-27 March 2015, at Room XX, Geneva, Palais des Nations.
The lobby members; Dr. Ambia Parveen, Mr. Zahedul Haque and Mr. Mohamed Ibrahim, general secretary of the European Rohingya Council (ERC) had attended 28th Session UN Human Rights Council on 2-27 March 2015 in Geneva where highlighted Rohingya issue of Burma. Furthermore, the delegates also participated the panel discussion having questions and answers session regarding the ongoing Rohingya plight.
The delegates of the European Rohingya Council (ERC) also met UN Special Rapporteur Miss Yang-hee Lee in her office of Geneva. They exchanged views and discussed with Lee about the discrimination against Rohingya ethnic minority in Burma mainly focused on the expiration of the White cards at the end of March 2015. She claimed to negotiate the Burmese government and progress more attempts to nullify the Rohingya Crisis. The meeting was brought to an end with a written submission of Rohingya dire situation inside as well as outside of Arakan, Burma.
The ERC had many private meetings with government delegations from Mission permanente de la Suisse, Director of OHCHR, Deputy Chief of OCHA during the UN 28th regular session of Human Right Council . Moreover, they confronted with other International Human Rights Organizations and activists from different countries of the world.
Throughout the conference, a clear message was delivered to the all concerned bodies who are well-immersed in Human Rights that Rohingya are not tending for a separate land rather keen to live in peace as an ethnic minority of Burma under the full citizenship Rights.
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