Rohingya residents from at least 13 camps took
part in the demonstration which started at around 10am on Thursday (8 June).
During the rally, Rohingya community leaders
said that they fled to Bangladesh in fear for their lives and to escape the
persecution, murder and rape in Myanmar.
"The government of Bangladesh has given
asylum on humanitarian grounds. For which the Rohingyas are grateful. Camp life
here for 6 years is a captive life. We want to return to our home in Myanmar as
soon as possible. Discussions are going on for this," they said.
They alleged a vested quarter is conspiring to
stop the repatriation process.
Rohingya
leaders also deemed the activities of the United Nations as duplicitous,
saying, "Reducing the amount of ration, stopping the ration of those who
want to return is mysterious."
Rohingya / Rohingya
repatriation


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