China to facilitate early repatriation of Rohingyas

[Species]

Anyway , the contribution of regional super power like China is much needed. they know if the repatriation is started , bangali rohingya news is not headline anymore and audience will be less focus on this issue. so Bangladesh want to delay the return of bangali rohingya. in this way , they can get the million dollar fund from UN and as the second chance , BD can also keep the political pressure and sanction threat on their potential rival Myanmar.

So to receive million dollar fund, we are delaying the repatriation of more than 1 million refugees from our territory.

Do you even realize how you are justifying the people who call you monkeys by posting these weird logic on international forums?

And how is Myanmar a rival of Bangladesh? Because of the refugee crisis? That's like calling Afghanistan a rival of Pakistan.

 

[Jlaw]

You need to get out more and
your analogy is crap as Rohingyas do not live in West.

Sorry to burst your fantasy but what I speak is true. There were no mass demonstration against MY. Our government is making very little noise as goodwill. In fact our government care more about illegal Mexicans entering our border. You see Mexicans are known to be hard working so they are perceived in a more positive light than rohingya. I speak the truth and sometimes the truth is hard to swallow

 

[UKBengali]

Sorry to burst your fantasy but what I speak is true. There were no mass demonstration against MY. Our government is making very little noise as goodwill. In fact our government care more about illegal Mexicans entering our border. You see Mexicans are known to be hard working so they are perceived in a more positive light than rohingya. I speak the truth and sometimes the truth is hard to swallow

Dude, you are just not understanding the point.
Never mind.

 

[Aung Zaya]

So to receive million dollar fund, we are delaying the repatriation of more than 1 million refugees from our territory.

tell me better reason of BD not letting the bangali rohingya know about repatriation and official repatriation form provided by Myanmar gov. even if there is a safety reason in Myanmar , u guys must let them know about their volunteer return.they will decide their own.the it's clear that BD dont want a speedy repatriation and want to delay as much as she can.

Do you even realize how you are justifying the people who call you monkeys by posting these weird logic on international forums?

lol many indonesia , Indian , even chinese and pakistani already saw BD members as little poor creatures. this point can show who is posting the weird logic in international forum. lol

And how is Myanmar a rival of Bangladesh? Because of the refugee crisis? That's like calling Afghanistan a rival of Pakistan.

even can be seen in this forum.

 

[bluesky]

name ur ultra modern fighters. LOL already sign agreement ? we're already tired of ur repeated dream list.

Is it necessary to name the fighters? Read the 2008 showdown below. It will open your eyes. Can you just tell us why MM was trying to dig in our part of BoB in 2008 and why your navy backed out in the face of our naval presence? It was a picnic by the MM navy, is not it? So, do not talk about your military might that depends upon a small budget of a small 63 billion dollar MM economy.

Bangladesh-Myanmar in standoff
Troops on alert as row over oil and gas exploration in Bay of Bengal simmers.
9 Nov 2008

The row prompted Bangladesh and Myanmar to deploy warships in the Bay of Bengal [AFP]

Colonel Mohammad Anisuzzaman, a Bangladeshi border official, said on Saturday: "Because of what is happening in the Bay of Bengal we have taken precautionary measures along the border.

"We have intensified the presence of our troops there and they are on high alert," he said.

Bangladeshi border officials had also alerted people living in the border area to leave their homes when the situation warranted.

Bangladesh sent a diplomatic team to Yangon in an attempt to resolve the issue through negotiations.

But a foreign ministry official said on Saturday: "The meeting ended without any resolution, but we have appraised our claim on the territory to the Myanmar authorities."

The two sides have been engaged in long-standing talks to agree on their maritime border in the Bay of Bengal, in which huge reserves of natural gas have been found.

When Myanmar recently sent naval vessels to support the Daewoo drilling operations, Bangladesh immediately deployed four warships to the area.

The next round of talks on the maritime boundaries are scheduled for November 16-17 in Dhaka, the Bangladeshi capital.