2017年12月25日月曜日

国連総会、ミャンマーにイスラム系少数民族ロヒンギャへの軍事行動停止を促す決議採択

ミャンマーは軍事行動停止を=ロヒンギャ問題で決議採択-国連総会

【ニューヨークAFP=時事】国連総会は24日、ミャンマーにイスラム系少数民族ロヒンギャへの軍事行動停止を促す決議案を賛成122、反対10、棄権24で採択した。ミャンマーのほか中国やロシア、カンボジア、ラオス、フィリピン、ベトナムなどが反対票を投じた。

イスラム協力機構(OIC)が提出した決議はミャンマー政府に対し、援助関係者のアクセス容認や難民全員の帰還、ロヒンギャへの完全な市民権付与を求めている。また、グテレス国連事務総長に対し、ミャンマー担当の国連特使を任命するよう要請している。
ミャンマーの人権状況に関する国連特別報告者の李亮喜氏(韓国出身)は先週、ミャンマー政府が同氏の入国を拒否し、すべての協力を打ち切ったと明らかにしていた。(2017/12/25-14:24)
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China, Russia oppose UN criticism of Myanmar over Rohingya | AFP.com
https://www.afp.com/en/news/826/china-russia-oppose-un-criticism-myanmar-over-rohingya-doc-vf00m1

AFP/File / Ed JONES Rohingya women and men queue at a relief centre at the Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh in this November 28, 2017 photo


The UN General Assembly on Sunday urged Myanmar to end a military campaign against Muslim Rohingya and called for the appointment of a UN special envoy, despite opposition from China, Russia and some regional countries.

A resolution put forward by the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) was adopted by a vote of 122 to 10 with 24 abstentions.

China, Russia, Cambodia, Laos, the Philippines and Vietnam joined Myanmar in voting against the measure as did Belarus, Syria and Zimbabwe.

The resolution calls on the government to allow access for aid workers, ensure the return of all refugees and grant full citizenship rights to the Rohingya.

It requests that UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres appoint a special envoy to Myanmar.

The measure was adopted by the assembly after its budget committee gave the green light to funds for the new position of UN special envoy to Myanmar.

More than 650,000 Muslim Rohingya have fled the mainly Buddhist country since the military operation was launched in Rakhine state in late August.

Myanmar authorities insist the campaign is aimed at rooting out Rohingya militants who attacked police posts on August 25 but the United Nations has said the violence amounts to ethnic cleansing.

Last week, the UN special rapporteur for Myanmar, Yanghee Lee, said she had been banned from the country and that the government had cut off all cooperation with her.




> China, Russia, Cambodia, Laos, the Philippines and Vietnam joined Myanmar in voting against the measure as did Belarus, Syria and Zimbabwe.