Burmese cardinal urges Pope not to say ‘Rohingya’ during his tour
Burma’s most senior Catholic prelate has urged Pope Francis to avoid using the term ‘Rohingya’ during a visit this month.
Burma’s most senior Catholic prelate has urged Pope Francis to avoid using the term ‘Rohingya’ during a visit this month.
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Burma’s Commander-in-Chief Snr-Gen Min Aung Hlaing claims he pulled no punches when he met with Arakan Commission chairman Kofi Annan.
Arakan Lead Story News Rohingya
Arakanese Buddhist nationalists express anger at the government’s suggestion to the UN that sessions avoid using either of the terms “Rohingya” or “Bengali”.
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