Observers believe that the military government of Myanmar is on the way to defeat in the face of strong international pressure. In this situation, they are also expressing positive sentiments about the UN's involvement in returning Rohingya refugees from Bangladesh.
The BBC said Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi, after continuous turbulence in returning to Rohingya, said in a statement last night that "the right time to join the UN for safe rehabilitation." Apart from a meeting with the visiting delegation of the UN Security Council that evening A statement from Suu Kyi office was published. It is said that it will be beneficial for the government to ensure that the refugees return to Rakhine without any fear, if foreigners can be involved in this process. Suu Kyi said, "There is talk of a deal with the United Nations Development Organization (UNDP) and the United Nations Refugee Organization (UNHCR)." Suu Kyi also said in her statement that "it is a Turn events There is no place for democracy in Myanmar. We must try hard to bring those who have lost their homes. The main causes of violence must be overcome. "This statement has been described by the BBC's correspondent Nick Bik Aung San Suu Kyi as a significant change in the status of Myanmar.
Britain's ambassador to the United Nations Security Council told the BBC that tourists diplomats clearly told Suu Kyi and Myanmar's army chief that if efforts to torture, kill and rape in Rakhine do not have credible investigations, efforts will be taken to try the International Court of Justice (ICC). Meanwhile, the Reuters news agency last week The report says that the United States government's behalf Rape and killing of Rohingya details about the evidence being collected, so that the Myanmar military officers can be brought to the ICC if the trial evidence. The BBC's correspondent believes that this threat is creating pressure on the Myanmar government. A senior UN official confirmed the BBC, that talks with the Myanmar government regarding the repatriation of Rohingya are going on and his beliefs can be an agreement in the near future. However, he said it could take months to start the repatriation process.