Formation of citizen commission in Myanmar for genocide investigations

The International Crimes Tribunal (NDRF) has formed a civil commission with several professionals to create international public opinion against genocide and humanitarian crimes in Myanmar and pressurize the United Nations to play an effective role in this issue.

The commission was announced at a press conference in the morning. Justice Shamsuddin Chowdhury Manik, who is a 35-member commission comprising lawyers, educationists, doctors, human rights activists and journalists, is the former Justice of the Supreme Court Justice Shamsul Haque. Justice Shamsuddin Chowdhury Manik will be in charge of the post of justice.

In the chairmanship of Justice Shamsul Haque, Shamsuddin Chowdhury presented the views and objectives of the Citizen Commission. He said this commission will work to create international pressure on Myanmar to solve the Rohingya crisis.

Professor Ajoy Roy said after receiving Nobel, Aung San Suu Kyi said that Rohingya has no say in Myanmar. There are some Muslims. It's an attempt to lie or avoid lying.

Professor Muntasir Mamun said that historians of Rakhine have historically been formed as separate ethnicities. There is no scope for the Rohingya to say Bangladeshi after seeing linguistic or similar similarities. This confusion needs to be overcome.

President of the Nirmul Committee, Shahriar Kabir said, the initiative has been taken to constitute an international commission for the permanent solution of the Rohingya problem. They are planning a meeting of the commission in Geneva in the first week of December.

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Vice-Chancellor Kamrul Hasan Khan also spoke on the occasion.