They have urged the international community to put pressure on the Myanmar government so that over 430,000 Rohingyas who have entered Bangladesh after Aug 25 violence could return home. Anne Main, Paul Scully and Will Quince are on a private tour of Bangladesh to see ‘social action projects’ funded by the British government. The UN has called it a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing". “We have seen horrified things and heard horrific things from the people in the camp. The MP said landmines on the border, people being shot dead and houses being burned leave “no question in my mind that this is ethnic cleansing”.

Source: bd News24 September 21, 2017 16:07 UTC