Open letter to the CEO of Airbus SE from over 300 international and local revolutionary groups and civil society organizations to end all investments in war crimes committed by the criminal Myanmar military junta To Guillaume FauryCEO of Airbus SE 10 December 2024 Subject: Airbus’ business relationship with Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) Read the letter in PDF format below.
To: Pre-Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal Court CC: Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court 9 December 2024 Subject: Civil society support for the application by the Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court for an arrest warrant against Min Aung Hlaing Read the letter in PDF format below.
Now more than ever it is imperative that you join the movement, on the 11th annual #Black4Rohingya by wearing black and sharing your photos and messages of solidarity on Thursday 13 June 2024, across social media platforms. The Rohingya are, “trapped between two armed factions who have a track record of killing them”. Since February hundreds of Rohingya have been killed, over 200 000 have been displaced and more than 2000 Rohingya men have been forcibly conscripted by the Myanmar military, when it announced the implementation of its military service law.Read here the press release: Take a side against genocide
Forces of Renewal Southeast Asia (FORSEA) and the Free Rohingya Coalition PRESS RELEASE 16 April 2024 Northern Irish Nobel Laureate Nominates Burmese Activist for 2024 Peace Prize The renowned Northern Irish peace activist Mairead Corrigan Maguire (herself recipient of the 1976 Nobel Peace Prize) has nominated the UK-exiled Burmese human rights activist and genocide scholar Dr Maung Zarni for the prestigious prize. On the eve of the Burmese traditional New Year this week, the Forces of Renewal Southeast Asia (FORSEA) and the Free Rohingya Coalition (FRC) jointly announced Maguire’s nomination, based on Zarni’s “impactful and tireless activism for peace and
In English and other national and international languages. Venue: YouTube LIVE 4 November 2023, Saturday Co-organizers: Forces of Renewal South East Asia, Free Rohingya Coalition, Hindus for Human Rights and Restless Beings Dear Friends, Gaza keeps me awake at night since the fresh wave of violence erupted. It does, just as my own native country’s daily wretched news of Myanmar military torching entire villages as a strategy of collective punishment. The renowned Spanish midfielder and Barcelona manager Xavi Hernandez recently tweeted, you don’t need to be a Muslim to stand with Palestinians. You just need to be a human. Please
Join the 10th annual #Black4Rohingya The Rohingya are the world’s most persecuted minority. Natives of Arakan State, they have suffered decades of institutionalised apartheid, been denied their citizenship rights, freedom of movement, access to education, health services and land rights. They are subjected to arbitrary arrests, sexual violence, forced labour, extortion, and collective punishment. On 25 August 2017, the Myanmar military perpetrated a genocide against them forcing a million Rohingya to flee to Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh, where they now inhabit the world’s largest refugee camp. This is currently the subject of a case at the International Court of Justice.
Free Rohingya Coalition welcomes and thanks the German and UK governments for their decision to intervene in the case of The Gambia vs Myanmar at the International Court of Justice. In yet another sign of the winds of change, and on the day of the 5th anniversary of the Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day, 25th August 2022, both states announced their historic decisions. In Germany, a spokesperson of the German Federal Foreign Office announced, “…we support The Gambia in order to enforce international law and to strengthen it in the fight against human rights violations. Therefore, Germany will intervene in the
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Joint Statement Myanmar and International: Call on President Macron and the French Government to refuse to allow TotalEnergies to use exemptions to EU Sanctions,459 Organizations from 20 countries June 20, 2022 Myanmar and International civil society organizations urge President Macron and the French Government not to give TotalEnergies the authorizations it needs to bypass EU sanctions on the Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise (MOGE).
PRESS RELEASE Join the movement #Black4Rohingya by wearing BLACK on Monday, 13 June 2022 and remember to share your photos and messages of solidarity with us on twitter @ProtectRohingya & on instagram @protecttherohingya using the Hashtag: #Black4RohingyaThe Rohingya are native to Arakan State in Myanmar. They are known as the world’s most persecuted minority and have suffered decades of institutionalised apartheid. They are denied their citizenship rights, freedom of movement, access to education, health services, land rights and are subjected to arbitrary arrests, sexual violence, forced labour, extortion, and collective punishment.On 25 August 2017, a genocide perpetrated by the Myanmar