(37.87) Myanmar looking for secret documents leaked to the UN signed deal with the United Nations

The Myanmar government is trying to know who and who have leaked the secret draft of a compromise agreement signed with the United Nations two organizations on the issue of repatriation of the Rohingya people. Is this document leaked to anyone related to the United Nations or any of the diplomats have done it or the journalists have leaked it; It will be examined. Myanmar's Presidential Office spokesman Uj Hane quoted the country's media news agency Irabati as saying

After the attack on some security guards of Rakhine on August 25 last year, the pre-planned and structured violence strengthened the Myanmar army. About 7 lakh Rohingyas take shelter in Bangladesh to survive ethnic cleansing. Myanmar has denied the citizenship of Rohingyas by calling them Bengali Muslims. But in the event of the international pressure strengthened, at one stage of the repatriation agreement forced the Myanmar But under the agreement, Myanmar has not yet turned a Rohingya Meanwhile, on June 6, the United Nations signed a MoU with Myanmar on the issue of repatriation of Rohingya. But the question of citizenship was neglected there too.

Though the details of the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the United Nations and Myanmar were not disclosed, it was leaked online on June 29. Some documents of the MoU signed on June 8 on a Facebook page called 'Yangon Informer' were leaked. It is claimed that there are details of the contract. The next day (June 30th) the British news agency Reuters published a report. Reviewing the documents, the media said that the draft agreement did not recognize the ethnicity of the Rohingya. Their citizenship demand was neglected.

Myanmar presidential office spokesman Uj Hai asked about the authenticity of the leaked document, the country's media, Erabati. But refused to confirm the authenticity of those documents. He only said, investigating who or who has leaked documents is being investigated. They know, many journalists follow this page.

"We will examine whether the Facebook page has been made by any member of the UN or diplomat or journalist. If one of them did it, it would be a policy violation. They have to take responsibility for it. This is a secret document. "He also said that these documents will collect enough evidence from the government regarding the leakage and if there is any link between the UN, then officially complain to the United Nations. H admitted that this is not the first document leak. A leaked copy of the bilateral agreement signed between Myanmar and Bangladesh has become viral on Facebook. He said that such an attitude is an attempt to destabilize the situation in the Rakhine state.

After reviewing the leaked copies of the MoU between the Myanmar authorities and the United Nations, Reuters has said that there is no clear guarantee for the citizenship of the Rohingyas returning to the country in the secret treaty or independence movement across the country. The information was reported on Friday by a news agency Reuters news agency. Quoting the Memorandum of Reconciliation, Reuters reported that refugees fleeing Bangladesh were not mentioned as 'Rohingya'. It is not clear what will be the question of citizenship question. The returning people have been asked to confirm the Myanmar government, with appropriate credentials and they can return freely freely.

According to the draft of the agreement, Rohingyas will enjoy the right to move freely in accordance with the prevailing laws like other residents of Rakhine. But they were not guaranteed whether they could freely move beyond the boundaries of Rakhine state. There is no commitment to amend that even the laws and policies of the Rohingyas have been barred from the right to free movement. A recent Reuters investigation has confirmed that the citizenship law, made in 82, has no plans to review the Rohingyas as being virtually unmanned.