VOA Rohingya Broadcast

VOA
Friday, December 11, 2020

Guest:1. Dr. Wakar Uddin, Director General of Arakan Rohingya Union.

          2. U Shwe Maung @ Abdu Razzak Former Member of Parliament at Phithu                               Hluttaw, Buthidaung Township Constituency, Rakhine State.

          3.Mr. Mohamed Eleyas, A Rohingya activist and General Secretary of Myanmar Muslim               Association Netherlands (MMAN).

 Topic: About the Relocation of Rohingya Refugees from Cox’s Bazaar to Bhason Char and Reaction of Rohingya Leaders.

Link : Here

Rohingyas Brace For The Worst During Myanmar’s Election As Suu Kyi Takes The Lead

Transcontinental Times
By Tanbirul Miraj Ripon
November 8, 2020

The future of democracy and the fate of the Rohingya refugees hangs in the balance

Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons

MYANMAR. Yangon: The country’s general election took place today. Due to COVID-19, voting has been completed in accordance with health regulations. Because of this, voting is still going on in some areas. A majority of 322 seats are needed to form a government. The National League For Democracy (NLD) and the Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) have received the majority of the votes so far. Early results show the NLD have already secured 13 Seats, with 33,677 votes, and the USDP with currently zero seats, but 12,133 votes.