“We are turning to other avenues of justice because sadly, the UN Security Council is not doing enough,” says Mr Tun Khin.
Justice More Important Than Ever as Rohingya Mark Bleak Anniversary
It was six years ago today, on August 25, 2017, that the Myanmar military poured into Rakhine State and unleashed unimaginable violence on my people, the Rohingya. Over the course of a few weeks, soldiers and their proxies killed thousands of women, men, and children, burned whole villages to the ground, and drove close to 800,000 people to flee into Bangladesh.
It is a source of shame for the world that six years later, not only do the Rohingya remain a people on the brink of extinction, but the architects of the genocide against us remain in power in Myanmar. Despite this, Rohingya and the people of Myanmar have largely been forgotten on the world stage, with other crises dominating global headlines. It is now high time that the world takes action to end the genocide against the Rohingya, starting with supporting the international justice efforts.
The ‘undesirables’
Six years since the escalation of violence and their persecution in Myanmar, Rohingya Muslims are seeking justice and a safe path home
An eerie silence hung over the hamlet of Tha Win Chaung in Muangdaw town on August 28, 2017, as families stayed home in fear of what would happen next.
Three days earlier, Myanmar’s military had begun a violent crackdown on the country’s Rohingya Muslim population. Soldiers marched through villages and towns in northern Rakhine, burning buildings, raping women, and killing indiscriminately in what they called “clearance operations”. The army said it was fighting “terrorists” and denied attacking civilians.
Rohingya sue Facebook for £150bn over Myanmar genocide
Victims in US and UK legal action accuse social media firm of failing to prevent incitement of violence
Justice For Rohingya – Press Realese –
Date 25th August 2022
Dr Sheikh Ramzy, director of Justice for Rohingya UK, welcomed the UK’s government’s decision to join the ICJ to bring justice to the Rohingya people.
Sheikh said it is time to save all the Rohingya people and settle them back in their country, Myanmar. They are still suffering with no basic human rights in no man’s land. We must unite to save their lives and bring justice and peace to these most tormented & torchured people on our planet. Bless you all and help the Rohingya. God bless you all. Please share the news.
Justice For Rohingya – Press Realese –
Date 22nd July 2022
Justice4Rohingya Conference on Genocide
Justice 4 Rohingya UK holding a conference on supporting Argentina and (Tun Khin ) on bringing the Burma generals to the court of Justice for the crime of genocide against Rohingya people.
Dr Ramzy director of J4R said we never give up until bringing justice to Rohingya people.
Aung San Suu Kyi tells court: Myanmar genocide claims ‘factually misleading
De facto PM defends actions of government, saying attacks were initiated by insurgents
Inhumane to turn away Rohingya refugees, says Dr M
We all should give full support to Justice4Rohingya
This is a humanitarian crisis and Malaysia has a responsibility to help Rohingya people. they cannot let the people die. I ask all UK citizen to lobby the UK government to talk to the Malaysia Government about these poor and desperate Rohingya people. It seems they are stranded in the see and are not allowed to come to the land.
Malaysia: Allow Rohingya Refugees Ashore
Home
Sheikh Ramzy said : in Oxford we all removed her freedom of city of Oxford and we all trying to remove her honorary doctorate from Oxford university
She does not deserve it as we believe she is a potential criminal.
Rohingya genocide is still going on, says top UN investigator
Head of fact-finding mission says Myanmar’s leaders are denying abuse of Muslim group
Genocide is still taking place against Rohingya Muslims remaining in Myanmar and the government is increasingly demonstrating that it has no interest in establishing a fully functioning democracy, according to UN investigators.
Gambia files Rohingya genocide case against Myanmar at UN court
Genocide case against Myanmar over Rohingya atrocities cleared to proceed
Tun Khin called on the UK to join the Gambia and back the case. “The UK claims international leadership on Myanmar but it’s Gambia, not the UK which has been leading,” he said. The Netherlands and Canada are supporting the Gambia.
UN court rejects Myanmar claims, will hear Rohingya case
Maldives Hires Amal Clooney To Fight For Rohingya Muslims At UN Court
important notice
Please all write to Anne-Marie Trevelyan MP
secretary of state for International Development and high light the issues
Please look at the letter
It can save lives.
Please fill the petition and email back to us, @ justice4rohingya@gmail.com
The Crisis
The Rohingya people of Myanmar (Burma) are facing intense and extreme violence on an extensive scale.
The United Nations has stated that the attacks were well organized, coordinated and systematic, ‘not only to drive out the population in droves but to prevent the fleeing Rohingya victims from returning to their homes.’ Children and the elderly have been burnt in their homes.
Civilians shot as they flee. Mass use of gang-rape, including soldiers gang-raping girls as young as five. Children deliberately targeted and killed. Babies snatched from their parent’s arms and thrown alive into fires. Victims, including children, forced to watch relatives and loved ones tortured and killed. All the while, the international community looks on and does nothing.
These injustices in Myanmar cannot continue. Our organization exists in order to raise awareness of the crisis in Myanmar and to organize a legal campaign to bring the perpetrators of these heinous crimes to justice.
Letter From foreign Office to Justice for Rohingya UK
Dear Robin Marsh,
Thank you for your message sent on 10 January to the Foreign Secretary. The Asia Pacific Directorate of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office has been asked to reply on behalf of the Foreign Secretary as this issue falls under our geographical remit.
Heather Wheeler, Minister for Asia and the Pacific, issued a statement on 23 January welcoming the International Court of Justice’s decision on provisional measures. We also worked with partners to secure a meeting of the UN Security Council, on 4 February, to discuss the Court’s decision. The UK has consistently expressed its profound concern at the horrific events of August 2017 in Rakhine state. The UK has urged the government of Myanmar to comply with the legally binding provisional measures to ensure that the Rohingya are protected.
The UK was instrumental in establishing the UN Fact Finding Mission (FFM) and was a strong supporter of its mandate throughout its term. We have consistently welcomed the FFM’s reports and recommendations and have worked hard to implement its recommendations. In particular, we worked closely with the EU and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) to secure a resolution to establish the Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar (IIMM), which is collecting and preserving evidence of atrocities committed in Myanmar. The IIMM became operational in September 2019.
It will not advance the cause of accountability if an attempted International Criminal Court (ICC) referral fails to win Security Council support. Such a result could entrench the sense of impunity within the Myanmar military.
Although the UK did not agree with much of analysis contained in the Independent Commission of Enquiry’s report, its admission of atrocities and its recommendations are an important first step towards meaningful domestic accountability. The UK calls on Myanmar to implement the Commission’s recommendations and hope to see a meaningful, domestic judicial process to deliver justice for victims.
The Rohingya crisis will not be resolved without constructive support from the region. We believe ASEAN has a significant role to play. The UK regularly raises the issue of the Rohingya crisis with ASEAN member states and the secretariat in Jakarta. We worked closely with partners to deliver the ASEM Foreign Ministers communique in November 2019 which called for the creation of the conditions conducive to safe, dignified, sustainable and voluntary returns, stressed the importance of accountability and of the Rakhine Advisory Commission’s recommendations. We call upon ASEAN member states to work constructively on improving conditions in Rakhine.
The UK government remains committed to supporting justice for victims, including the Rohingya, the promotion of human rights and democracy and a better future for all the people of Myanmar.
Yours sincerely,
Asia Pacific Department, Foreign and Commonwealth Office
This email is intended for the addressee(s) only. All messages sent and received by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office may be monitored in line with relevant UK legislation
Justice 4 Rohingya Student Campaign
29th April 2019 at Oxford Brookes University, start 5.30, Cliric Hall, please be there and share
Campaign by students of Oxford brooks university to revoke the honorary doctorate of Ms Aung San Suu Kyi , the De Facto leader of Myanmar. Because of her silence on genocide, torture, killing and gang rap of rohingyan people. Over a million people been pushed out of their homeland.
We the undersigned Students of Oxford Brookes University and other universities, supporters of Human Rights and democracy across the world request the University of Oxford to condemn the current Human Rights violation by the Myanmar Government and the de facto leader Ms Aung San Suu Kyi against nearly ONE MILLION Rohingya people.
The de facto leader Ms Aung San Suu Kyi is a Nobel peace prize winner
“The Nobel Peace Prize 1991 was awarded to Aung San Suu Kyi “for her non-violent struggle for democracy and human rights”
She not only failed to criticise and condemn the military action of gang rapes, killing without mercy, burning children alive, destroying Rohingyan houses and looting their assets, but instead she stayed silence and declared that she did not “fear international scrutiny”.
The new Fact finding and report from United Nation August 2018 blames:
Myanmar’s civilian leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, and other civilian authorities that “contributed to the commission of atrocities” by failing to use their positions to stop them.
The UN report also criticised Ms Suu Kyi for failing to use her “moral authority” to stop the terror, concluding that the civilian government “through their acts and omissions” have “contributed to these heinous crimes.
The UN high commissioner for human rights criticised her and said “Ms Suu Kyi could not be cleared of blame. “She was in a position to do something,” or she could have resigned.” “There was no need for her to be the spokesperson of the Burmese military. She didn’t have to say this was an iceberg of misinformation. These were fabrications,” he added, referring to statements she made earlier this year.
Considering these inhumane and horrific crimes, Justice 4 Rohingya Campaign strongly and respectfully requests the University of Oxford to revoke Ms Aung San Suu Kyi’s Honorary Degree which was awarded by the university.
We believe that Ms Suu Kyi in her current situation does not deserve to hold such a prestigious honour from the University.
Signed by
The Justice 4 Rohingya Campaign at Oxford Brookes University
Justice for Rohingya Conference Oxford Brookes University
Justice 4 Rohingya Student Campaign
29th April 2019 at Oxford Brookes University, start 5.30, Cliric Hall, please be there and share
Campaign by students of Oxford brooks university to revoke the honorary doctorate of Ms Aung San Suu Kyi , the De Facto leader of Myanmar. Because of her silence on genocide, torture, killing and gang rap of rohingyan people. Over a million people been pushed out of their homeland.
We the undersigned Students of Oxford Brookes University and other universities, supporters of Human Rights and democracy across the world request the University of Oxford to condemn the current Human Rights violation by the Myanmar Government and the de facto leader Ms Aung San Suu Kyi against nearly ONE MILLION Rohingya people.
The de facto leader Ms Aung San Suu Kyi is a Nobel peace prize winner
“The Nobel Peace Prize 1991 was awarded to Aung San Suu Kyi “for her non-violent struggle for democracy and human rights”
She not only failed to criticise and condemn the military action of gang rapes, killing without mercy, burning children alive, destroying Rohingyan houses and looting their assets, but instead she stayed silence and declared that she did not “fear international scrutiny”.
The new Fact finding and report from United Nation August 2018 blames:
Myanmar’s civilian leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, and other civilian authorities that “contributed to the commission of atrocities” by failing to use their positions to stop them.
The UN report also criticised Ms Suu Kyi for failing to use her “moral authority” to stop the terror, concluding that the civilian government “through their acts and omissions” have “contributed to these heinous crimes.
The UN high commissioner for human rights criticised her and said “Ms Suu Kyi could not be cleared of blame. “She was in a position to do something,” or she could have resigned.” “There was no need for her to be the spokesperson of the Burmese military. She didn’t have to say this was an iceberg of misinformation. These were fabrications,” he added, referring to statements she made earlier this year.
Considering these inhumane and horrific crimes, Justice 4 Rohingya Campaign strongly and respectfully requests the University of Oxford to revoke Ms Aung San Suu Kyi’s Honorary Degree which was awarded by the university.
We believe that Ms Suu Kyi in her current situation does not deserve to hold such a prestigious honour from the University.
Signed by
The Justice 4 Rohingya Campaign at Oxford Brookes University
Aung San Suu Kyi
The MOST Controversial Recipient of Noble Peace Price
Please see the Link below
https://www.independent.co.uk/topic/AungSanSuuKyi
| 10 | Miss. Bessie J. | Aug 30, 2023 | |
| 9 | Ms Zunaira H. | Jun 15, 2020 | |
| 8 | Ms Abdul A. | Apr 02, 2020 | |
| 7 | Ms Shehel A. | Apr 02, 2020 | |
| 6 | Mr James F. | Aug 05, 2019 | |
| 5 | Naveed A. | Mar 14, 2019 | |
| 4 | Adeel M. | Mar 12, 2019 | |
| 3 | Muhammad Ali B. | Feb 17, 2019 | |
| 2 | Shamial H. | Feb 16, 2019 | |
| 1 | sheikh r. | Feb 14, 2019 |
- Please print the copy and signed back to us for the petition
- Suspend Honorary Freedom for Aung San Suu Kyi
- লন্ডনে জাস্টিস ফর রোহিঙ্গা ইউকের সেমিনার
- Media Release from Justice4Rohingya UK
- Rt Hon Theresa May MP
- Signed by
London,12September2019
City Corporation votes to suspend Honorary Freedom for Aung San Suu Kyi
Elected Members of the City of London Corporation’s Court of Common Council at Guildhall have today voted to suspend the Honorary Freedom for Aung San Suu Kyi, Burma’s State Counsellor.
The Honorary Freedom was awarded to Aung San Suu Kyi in May 2017, in recognition of her ‘non-violent struggle over many years for democracy and her steadfast dedication to create a society where people can live in peace, security and freedom’.
Sir David Wootton, who chairs the Freedom Applications Committee, said that the City Corporation condemned the humanitarian abuses carried out in Burma, and that the suspension, which is unprecedented in the City Corporation’s history, reflects its unhappiness with events in Burma and the position of the Civilian Government.
Sir David, who recommended suspension of her award, told the Court that the City Corporation had attempted to communicate with Aung San Suu Kyi on three separate occasions, but had received no response.
Sir David Wootton said:
“The City of London Corporation has today sent a clear message that the violence in Burma and the oppression of that country’s minority Rohingya population cannot be allowed to go unchallenged.
“The Freedom Applications Committee will now inform Aung San Suu Kyi of the Court’s decision.”
Elected Member for Portsoken Ward, Munsur Ali, who tabled the original motion about Aung San Suu Kyi’s Honorary Freedom, said:
“The effects of the atrocities upon the Rohingya community are more visible than ever, as the world hears of their sufferings and struggle to go back home.
“This is totally unacceptable, especially in this day and age, and the Rohingya community desperately await justice, but who would come to their aid?”
The Honorary Freedom is the highest award that the City of London Corporation can bestow upon an individual. Previous recipients include Winston Churchill, Florence Nightingale, William Pitt the Elder, and in more recent times, Nelson Mandela, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, and Professor Stephen Hawking.
ENDS
Media enquiries:
Andrew Buckingham, Media Officer, City of London Corporation
Tel: 020 7332 1452 / Mobile: 07795 333060 /
Email andrew.buckingham@cityoflondon.gov.uk
Notes for Editors:
Following a motion passed by the Court of Common Council at Guildhall in January 2019, the City Corporation’s Freedom Applications Committee resolved to inform Aung San Suu Kyi about the proposal to begin the process by which her Honorary Freedom could be revoked, and inviting her to respond. More info here
The Freedom Applications Committee wrote to Aung San Suu Kyi in February, March and August 2019. Elected members have expressed doubt over whether the letters (which were sent to the Embassy of Myanmar in London and subsequently taken to Yangon and posted there) had been personally received by Aung San Suu Kyi.
About the City of London Corporation:
The City of London Corporation is the governing body of the Square Mile dedicated to a vibrant and thriving City, supporting a diverse and sustainable London within a globally-successful UK. www.cityoflondon.gov.uk
বার্মার খুনী জেনারেলদের আন্তর্জাতিক আদালতে বিচারের আহবান বিশেষ প্রতিনিধিঃ গত ১০ সেপ্টেম্বর মঙ্গলবার জাস্টিস ফর রোহিঙ্গা ইউকের উদ্যোগে রোহিঙ্গা মুসলমানদের হত্যা ও নির্যাতনের দ্বিতীয় বছর উপলক্ষে পুর্ব লন্ডনের মুসলিম সেন্টারে এক সেমিনার অনুষ্ঠিত হয়। সংগঠনের ডাইরেক্টর ডঃ শেখ রমজীর সভাপতিত্বে এবং ব্যারিষ্টার আবিদ হোসেনে ও কে এম আবুতাহের চৌধুরীর যৌথ পরিচালনার অনুষ্ঠিত সেমিনারে অতিথি হিসেবে বক্তব্য রাখেন সাবেক বৃটিশ এমপি মিঃ কিথ ভেস্ট, প্রফেসার ডঃ আরিদ পানজৃয়ানি, বৃটিশ মুসলিম ফেন্ডস ওফ লেকারেল চেয়ারম্যান শওকত আলী, এমসিবির সাবেক সেক্রেটারী ডঃ আব্দুল বারি এমবিই, ব্যারিষ্টার,কাউন্সিলার নাজির আহমদ, রোহিঙ্গা নেশন্যাল এসোসিয়েশনের সভাপতি নুরুল ইসলাম, ডঃ রাজা সিকান্দর খান প্রমুখ। সেমিনারে পবিত্র কুরআন থেকে তেলাওয়াত পেশ করেন কাজী আশিকুর রহমান। সভায় বক্তারা দীর্ঘ দুই বছর পর ও রোহিঙ্গাদের হত্যাকারী খুনি জেনারেলদের বিচার না হওয়ায় এবং রোহিঙ্গাদের প্রত্যাবর্তনের কোন অগ্রগতি না হওয়ায় বিস্ময় প্রকাশ করেন। সভায় ৫টি প্রস্তাব গৃহীত হয়। গৃহীত প্রস্তাবে জাতিসংঘ মানবাধিকার কাউন্সিল ও অন্যান্য মানবাধিকার সংগঠনের রোহিঙ্গাদের গনহ্ত্যার চিহ্নিত করার পর আন্তর্জাতিক অপরাধ আদালতে জেনারেলদের বিচার, ১৫ লাখ রোহিঙ্গাদের জাতিসংঘের তত্ত্বাবধানে বার্মায় প্রেরণ, রোহিঙ্গাদের নাগরিকত্ব প্রদান, তাদের নিরাপত্তা নিশ্চিতকরণ ও বাড়ি ঘর নির্মাণ করে দেয়ার দাবী জানানো হয়। অপর প্রস্তাবে বার্মায় সামমরিক সহায়তা প্রদান বন্ধ ও সামরিক নিষেধাজ্ঞা জারীর জন্য বৃটিশ সরকারের প্রতি আহবান জানানো হয়। রোহিঙ্গাদের বিপুল সংখ্যাক সাংবাদিক, কাউন্সিলার, ডাক্তার, নেতৃবৃত্ব ও উলামা ও বিভিন্ন পর্যায়ের কমিউনিটি নেতৃবৃত্ব সেমিনারে অংশ গ্রহণ করেন। সেমিনারে দোয়া পরিচালনা করেন অধ্যাপক মাওলানা আব্দুল কাদের সাল্রহ।
For Immediate Release 21st September 2018
220 British Muslim community leaders call for Burma to be referred to ICC
More than 220 British Muslim community leaders have written to Prime Minister Theresa May calling on her to support referring Burma to the International Criminal Court. The letter was organised by Justice4Rohingya, which works for justice and accountability for international crimes against the Rohingya and other ethnic and religious minorities in Burma.
This week the United Nations Fact Finding Mission on Myanmar issued its full report detailed appalling crimes committed against the Rohingya by the Burmese military, and further crimes they committed in Kachin and Shan States. They concluded they constitute genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes.
“We cannot allot the Burmese military to get away with this slaughter”, said Dr Sheikh Ramzy. “There must be justice and the British government must now support referring Burma to the International Criminal Court where those responsible can be investigated, put on trial and jailed.”
The letter states: “As the lead country on Myanmar at the United Nations Security Council, it is up to the British government to support a referral and work to build a consensus so that a referral can be made. Every effort must be made on and off the UN Security Council to build support for a referral.”
It continues: “There is no greater international crime than genocide. This is a matter that requires your personal engagement and leadership in order to build the required support to hold those responsible to account.”
Last week 160 British Parliamentarian also wrote to the Prime Minister calling on her to support an ICC referral.
“We must not rest until there is justice, so this can never happen again”, said Dr Sheikh Ramzy. “This letter demonstrates the strength of feeling from the British Muslim community that Britain must take the lead, using every tool available, to bring Burma’s generals to justice.”
For more information contact Dr Sheikh Ramzy on 07773034441
LETTER FOLLOWS;
10 Downing street
London SW1A 2AA
Dear Prime Minister
We undersigned are faith and community leaders of British Muslims across the UK deeply concerned about the plight of the Rohingya Muslims who are in and have fled from Myanmar, to ask you to support in full the recommendations of the United Nations Fact Finding Mission on Myanmar.
The report of the United Nation Fact Finding Mission has identified many crimes committed in Rakhine State, Myanmar, against the Muslim community including massacres, gang rapes, slavery, murder, torture. They have concluded that the crimes constitute genocide and crimes against humanity under international law.
These crimes cannot be allowed to go unpunished. Further, allowing continued impunity only encourages further human rights violations against the Rohingya and other ethnic and religious minorities in Myanmar.
The Fact Finding Mission has made specific recommendations for action required by the international community, including a referral of the situation to the International Criminal Court.
As the lead country on Myanmar at the United Nations Security Council, it is up to the British government to support a referral and work to build a consensus so that a referral can be made. Every effort must be made on and off the UN Security Council to build support for a referral.
There is no greater international crime than genocide. This is a matter that requires your personal engagement and leadership in order to build the required support to hold those responsible to account.
2. HONOURABLE MR MOINUDDIN NAWAB EUROASIA WORLD NEWS, BUREAU CHIEF.
3. MR SHUYEB AHMAD PRINCIPAL OF MARKAZUL ULOOM LONDON. E82LR.
4. IMAM MOUDUL HASSAN, CHAIR OF BANGLADESH SCHOLAR’S WHITE CHAPEL.
5. MISS RANA NAZIR FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT –BRITISH KASHMIRI WOMEN COUNCIL.
6. MR SHOAIB IBRAR DIRECTOR OF MINUTEMAN PRESS. OXFORD.
7. DR MOHAMMED FARAAZ GENERAL PRACTITIONER NHS, COMMUNITY .
8. SHEIKH IMAM ASHFAQ CHAUDHRY HEAD TEACHER AND COMMUNITY LEADER.
9. MS LAUREN BOOT, PATRON NACOA JOURNALIST AND AUTHOR SPEAKER AND LEADER.
10. MR KALAM MAHMUD ABU TAHER CHOUDHURY IS A TEACHER, JOURNALIST, AND LEADER.
11. MR ARUN BEDI, FOUNDER AND CEO , INDO BRITISH CONSULTING LONDON.
12. LEADER ANJUM ZIA HUMAN RIGHT ACTIVIST / ANALYST.
13. FAITH LEADER SHAHZADA SHEHARYAAR (MAP), PIONEER IN CHARITY AND EDUCATION.
14. CHAPLIN SHEIKH AHMAD QAZI IMAM OXFORD MOSQUE COMMUNITY LEADER.
15. MRS SALIHA ISLAM MUSLIM BANGLADESHI LEADER AND PUBLIC SPEAKER.
16. MRJAHIR HUSSAIN IS A TECHNOCRAT AND TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEUR J 4 R.
17. MR MUHAMMAD ROHIM ALI FINANCE OFFICER BROOKES UNIVERSITY.
18. IMAM SHEIKH NAYEEM UDDIN IMAM OF BENGALI MOSQUE OXFORD.
19. QAZI SHUJAAT ALI, CEO, K SQUARE HOLDINGS LTD.
20. MR SHOEB PATEL SOFTWARE ENGINEER OX52AW.
21. MR SHALINOOR MIAH LEADER AND OWNER OF SPICE BOX. OXFORD.
22. TAWFIQ HAMID SOFTWARE ENGINEER.
23. DR MUHAMAD A AZIZ, ILFORD ESSEX IG45PD.
24. MR FIDA HUSSAIN KIANI DG AZIZ
25. MRS SUMMARA KHURSHIE ACTIVIST FOR ACTIVIST FOR KASHMIR LU3 3PS
26. MR SHAHID AKHTAR FELLOW ACTIVIST FOR KASHMIR LU3 3PS
27. MR, ARSHAD MAHMOOD COUNCILLOR MAYOR OF BRENT NW98NY
28. MR NILGUN AYDEMIR VOLUNTEER ANATOLIAN MUSLIM SOCIETY N9 ONU
29. MR ABDI ADEN WESTGATE OX3 9N
30. MR MOHAMMED ASHRAQ SHOP OWNER OX4 25B
31. MR SAJID HUSSAIN SHOP OWNER OX3 7SB
32. MR SHOAIB MOHAMMED ACCOUNT MANAGER ROYAL MAIL HP13 5LY
33. MR ANAS ELMAR PATITIONER OX2OHR
34. MR MOHAMMAD HAQUE IMAM ECYS RM3 9EN
35. MR NISAR SHAIKH TRUSTEE NOAHS ARK TW14 8RN
36. MR RADHIE BRAHITI TEACHER NOAHS ARK TW14 8KM
37. MR ILKNUR KAHRAMAN TRUSTEE ANATOLIAN MUSLIM SOCIETY N9 ONU
38. MR FALIL KAHRAMAN VOLUNTEER ANATOLIAN MUSLIM SOCIETY N9 ONU
39. MR, AYHAN AYDEMIR VOLUNTEER ANATOLIAN MUSLIM SOCIETY N9 ONU
40. MR RAMAZAN AHUN CANTERBURY MOSQUE CT1 3SA
41. MR. MASJID ANNOUR MANAGER MASJID ANNOUR W3 8PP
42. MR MOHM . NAWAZ CHAIRMAN CHELMSFORD CM1 OTQ
43. MR KASHIF AHMED IMAM IMAM IN AL FALA BIC CM7 3GB
44. MR BASHIR GONI CHAIRMAN COLCHESTER MOSQUE CO1 2PY
45. MR MOHAMMED PERVEZ HAIDER IMAM / DIRECTOR KIDINGTON MOSQUE
46. MR ANIS AHMED HANAFI LEADER KIDINGTON MOSQUE
47. MR SYED ASAD SHAH ACCOUNTANT UNIVERSITY.
48. MISS SALMA IQBAL JUSTICE FOR ROHINGYA.
49. MR RASHID MOGRADIA CEO CBHUK.
50. MR MUHAMMAD MALIK TW74 AE.
51. MR MALIK ASIF NAZEER LAWYER NW25HA.
52. MR HAMZA ELWAHABI W104LA.
53. MR FARIQUAIN SHAH SOLICITOR LU32BI.
54. MR ONEIL AHMAD MANAGER NW65AG.
55. MR MUHAMMAD TAHIR KHAN, COACH UB40JJ.
56. MR MOHAMMED ASHRAF IS A YOUTH LEADER, MOBILE CO-ORDINATOR.
57. MR HASSAN AHMAD STUDENT UNIVERSITY.
58. MR NAZIBUL HAQUE MEMBER OF BENGALI ASSOCIATION.
59. MR FAROOQUE MIQLI BENGALI ASSOCIATION.
60. NURUL ISLAM BAGALI AND TAXI DRIVER.
61. IMAM MUHIDUL HAQUE BENGALI ASSOCIATION.
62. MR SAIDUL HAQUE DIRECTOR BENGALI OXFORD.
63. MR SHEIKH MA HAQUE DIRECTOR OXFORD.
64. AKHTAR HUSSAIN SELF-EMPLOYED AND SPEAKER BANGLADESHI MUSLIMS.
65. MR L. ABBASI OXFORD RESIDENT AND HELPER.
66. MR MESBAH SEMLALI MAMBAR OF STUDENT COMMUNITY AND ADVISER.
67. MR ILYAS NAJJEEB MEMBER OF CONGREGATION OXFORD.
68. MR MUHAMMAD KELIL OPERATOR BMW FACTORY OXFORD.
69. FARHAN AHMAD PHARMACEUTICAL MEMBER OF OXFORD MOSQUES.
70. MR MUHAMAD SHEIKH JOHN RADCLIFF HOSPITAL.
71. MR AHMAD HASSAN SECURITY OFFICER COMMUNITY LEAD.
72. MR FARHAD ZAMAN CHARITY AND COMMUNITY LEADER
73. IMAM NWAR HUSSAIN IMAM OF MOSQUE AND LEADER LONDON
74. MR R. TAHIR Q. TARIQ CONSERVATIVE PARTY MEMBERS LONDON SW1 2QG
75. MR ASHRAF CHUGHTAI TV PRESENTER TV , WRITER + JOURNALIST NW10 1AG
76. MR HAIDER KWIM ACHITECT COLLIER ROW MOSQUE RWG RD4.
77. MR AHMED DIRECTOR RRR – PRODUCTIVE RMG – 4PF
78. MR UMAR MAHMOOD DIRECTOR SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & LAW SE5 9NR
79. MR ZAHER ABBAS SOLICITOR DAWN SOLICITORS SL1
80. MR YOUSIF GADIT DIRECTOR PSG CR0
81. MR HANIF OSMAN CO-DIRECTOR WORLD MEMON ORG. SW16 1NZ
82. MR ABU BAKR HUSSAIN MANAGER AL-KHAIR B43 6NB
83. MR CLLR. MUSTAQ MW HAZ COUNCILLOR NEWHAM E7 – 0PX
84. MRS JASMINE CHAUDARY SOLICITOR ASHTON ROSS LAW EC1A UEN
85. MR M. NAUKER DIRECTOR NEWS LTD SE1 SAD
86. MR M. S. KHAN DIRECTOR E. AGENT K11 1TR
87. MR WASIM BUSINESS MAN G. BROWN
88. MR HAFIZ DIRECTOR LAW FIRM
89. MR HAIDER KWIM ACHITECT COLLIER ROW MOSQUE RWG RD4
90. MR MOHAMMED SHABIR M. DIRECTOR LEWIS HANGER BEUTEAN SE6 2LJ
91. MR SHABIR MOHAMMED DIRECTOR ADVANCE CARS LTD E17 21QS
92. MRS MUSHTAQ HUSSAIN COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR LABOUR DY4 8RQ
93. MR MOHAMMED AKLAC COUNCILLOR B8 2YL
94. MR TAHIR MIRZA LABOURER SECURITY LABOURER E12 5OP
95. MR F. KHAN LABOUR MEMBER OF LABOUR
96. MRS ANSARI LABOUR BARNET / SUPPORTER
97. DR. SHEIKH RAMZY, DIRECTOR JUSTICE4ROHINGYA UK
98. CAPT. SHABEER QURESHI RTD. CAPT. + GP SUNSET MEDICAL SOUTHHALL UB2 2TS
99. MR. M. HUSSAIN ARCHITECT FUTURE VISSION UK LTD E15 4LL
100. MISS SARAH QAYYUM CHAIRMAN MUSLIM ROSE WELFARE W12 91X
101. MR M. IJAZ DIRECTOR GLOBAL PAKISTAN & KASHMIR SUPREME COUNCIL
102. MR EBRAHIMM ESAKJEE MOSQUE MASJID AL FAROOQ, WALSAL W51 4HE
103. MR AMMAM ALI IMAM AT GIC GIC MOSQUE SE18 7DW
104. MR AIDED ALI SECRETARY GIL SE18 7DW
105. MR MOHAMMED AUNTE MANAGER TW3 1JL
106. MR REMI KARSI PROJECT MANAGER CRO 6PJ
107. MR MOHAMMAD KOZBAR CHAIRMAN FINSBURY PARK MOSQUE N42 2QH
108. MR JAMAL TURK FINSBURY PARK MOSQUE N42 2QH
109. MRS RASHID SOHAWON CANTERBURY MOSQUE CT1 3SA
110. MS LAUREN BOOTH PATRON PATRON NACOA
111. MR SHAHID IQBAL CHAIRMAN KASHMIR WELFARE
112. MR M. ILTHUM MILTON KYNES OX4 3DF
113. MR ULFAT KIANI UCL OX4 6OY
114. MR MOHAMMAD. HAQUE MANSFIELD OX44RN
115. MR AFTAB HUSSAIN COMMUNITY MEMBER OXFORD OX4 2FG
116. MR MOHAMMMED AZAD TELL MAMA COODINATOR TELL MAMA , THAMES VALLEY AREA OX4 2FG
117. MRS JAMILA AZAD COUNCILLOR OX4 2FG OX4 2FG.
118. MR NAGHMAN HUSSAIN COMMITTEE MEMBER OXFORD MOSQUE OX4 3DF.
119. MR MOHAMMAD BOLAL CHAIRMAN GREENSTATE TRUST OL8 1JR
120. MR MOHAM. KASSAM COMMITTEE EVENTS GREENGATE TRUST OL8 IJR
121. MR JAMIL AZAM COMMITTEE EVENTS GREENGATE TRUST OL8 1BQ
122. MR MOHAMMED JAVED TRUSTEE GREENGATE TRUST OL8 1JR
123. MR ZAHID RASUL TRUSTEE GREENGATE TRUST OL8 1JR
124. MR ABDUR RAHMAN CEO AL – MANAAR MOSQUE W10 5YG
125. DR. IBRAHIM ADWAN HEALTH ADVISOR AL – MANAAR MOSQUE HA0 4HJ
126. MR MOHAMMED SAMIR ENGINEER INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEER NW10 OTF
127. MR. RIZAHDIN SALAHUDIN IT TECH AL – MANAAR MOSQUE W10 4QL
128. MR. ABDULLAH MOHAMMED ACCOUNTANT AL MANAAR MOSQUE SW19 8H
129. MS MASITAH SALLAHUDIN FINANCE OFFICER AL – MANAAR MOSQUE W9 3DA
130. MS AMERAH HA FINANCE OFFICER AL – MANAAR MOSQUE SW19 8HT
131. MR ABDULAH QURESHI CEO LCM BB1 6NB
132. MR MUNIN ELQAWAS BUSINESSMAN RETAIL BUSINESS MK14 6BH
133. MR MABOOL KHAN OX4 1AS
134. MR MANDEEP KUMAR OX4 2EF
135. MR ABDUL QADEER KHAN UNEMPLOYED AFGANISTAN
136. MR BAW BELLI STUDENT COLLEGE / UNIVERSITY SW14 6BG
137. MR SHAH JAHAN KHAN COUNCILLOR OXFORD OX4 1UH
138. MR M. BAKHTIAR MANAGER RETAIL OX4 1UH
139. MR SAJJAD RANA SECRETARY OX4 1QQ
140. MR MOHAMMED KIANI RETIRED OX4 1QQ
141. DR ADNAN AHMED CHARITY WORK SL2 5FA
142. MRS ASSAD BAIG JOURNALIST FREELANCE JOURNALIST E18 –
143. MRS RANIA KHAN HEAD TEACHER PRIMARY SCHOOL E18 –
144. MR IMRAN BASHIR ROHINYA VOICE I SERVE GOD IG1 3JD
145. MR ZAFAR QURESHI DIRECTOR B13 9OH
146. MR TOAHA QURESHI CHAIRMAN AL-KHAIR FORUM FOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS DEVELOPMENT SE5 9N
147. MR MOHAMMED SAQIB BARRISTER HP21 9DH
148. MR IFTHAR ALI MANAGER TOYOTA HP19 9PT
149. MR MOHAMED YAQUB SELF – EMPLOYED BUSINESS OWNER HP21 9OH
150. MR SIFFAT KHAN SALES EXEC OWNER HP21 9OH
151. MR SHAZ NAWAZ LEADER LABOUR GROUP LEADER PETERSBOROUGH
152. MR ANSAR AZI COUNCILLOR LABOUR GROUP, PETERSBOROUGH
153. MR. TARIQ EDITOR NEWS EDITOR
154. MS FARHAT SYES CHAIRPERSON AWA. D. E
155. MR M. IJAZ DIRECTOR
156. MR REHAN QURESH BARNET NW10
157. MR M. ASLAM G. SECRETARY W. F. S. C. E17 6RP
158. MR NEZAR MOHAMMED EUROPEAN MUSLIM NETWORK UH 2HE
159. MR M. S. AWAN. CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME TW4 5EL
160. MR ABDUL MALIK CHAIRMAN E14 8PJ
161. MR TAHIR AWAN TRUSTEE HAYES MUSLIM CENTRE UB3 2NB
162. MR SHABIR SHAIKH PRESIDENT PALMERS GREEN MOSQUE N13 5JL
163. MR MUSTAFA CHAUDHARY SECRETARY READING MUSLIM COUNCIL RG4 8HJ
164. MR A R BHATTI GEN SEC WEST LONDON MOSQUE FORUM SL3 7TZ
165. MR HABIBUR REHMAN IMAM DUNSFERMUNE CENTRAL MOSQUE KY11 4AE
166. MR M S AMIR CHAIRMAN KHIZRA MOSQUE M8 OPR
167. MR. YUSUF HANSA CHAIRMAN NOOR AL ISLAM E105AB
168. MR SULEMAN ABOO TRUSTEE NOOR AL ISLAM E10 5AB
169. MR ZAHEED HANSA TRUSTEE NOOR AL ISLAM E10 5AB
170. MR. HASSSAM MAHERALLY TRUSTEE NOOR AL ISLAM E10 5AB
171. MR SHAUKHAT KHAN CHAIRMAN UK PAKISTAN CULTURAL FORUM E11 1LT
172. MR KAZI SHAKIL REHMAN EDUCATIONIST HA7 4HR
173. MR NASAR LODHI SL2 1DH
174. MRS KHADIJA KAYANI E10 GDT
175. MS SHAHIDA JARRAL CHAIRPERSON JKASHMIR S DH 1 IG11 9UG
176. MRS NYLA AKHTAR JOINT SEC JKASHMIR S DH 1 LU289OP
177. MRS ALVINA KHAN JKASHMIR S DH 1 TG14BN
178. MRS FOUZIA TANVEER GEN SEC JKASHMIR S DH 1 IG1 1SU
179. MS NAJMA SHAHEEN MEMBER JKASHMIR S DH 1 E17 1SU
180. MR UMAIR ASLAM MALIK DIPLOMAT SW1X 8HJ
181. DR. SYED NAZIR GILANI PRESIDENT JK CHR CRU 7DP
182. MR ALOMDAX AL E14 8PJ
183. MR FARUK MIAH E14 8PJ
184. MR ADEM KANTER MANAGER OF RUMFORD MORSQUE N9 ONU
185. MR MAHMUDUL HASAN DCO DOCKLANDS E14 9HZ
186. MR MANI HUSSAIN CHOTALLAH HOSPITAL CHARITY EN4 8LA
187. MR ADEL KHAIRAH GIC SE18 7DW
188. MR MUSTAPHA BADRU DIRECTOR NW10 8SE
189. MR ABDUL WASIM YOUTH WORKER
190. MRS MADINA MORAKUY DIRECTOR NW10 8SE
191. MISS KADIJAH BADRU YOUTH WORKER NW10 8SE
192. MR M. JANED SARIGURT IMAM WS1 4JY
193. MR MASOOD AKHTAR HAZAR IMAM LU4 8RR
194. MR A SIDAQANT SECRETARY 1G11 8PY
195. MS C. RUWE TRUSTEE IG11 8PY
196. MR DARROL REODISH LEADER OF LEADER OF LBBD E14 8PJ
197. MR ADAM KELWICK LEADER LEADER OF LBBD L8 1YE
198. MR AHMAD DAHDAUH IMAM IN NORTH LONDON MOSQUE W10 5YG
199. MR ABDULLAH REHMAN ENGINEER OFFICER B3 7RA
200. MS SAIMA ASHRAF COUNCILLOR DEPUTY LEADER OF COUNCIL JG11 7LU
201. MR YASEER KHAN DIRECTOR SPECIAL VISION LTD NW10 8SE
202. MR QARI ASHRAF CHAIRMAN ZIAUL ULOWN TRUST
203. MR IJAZ AHMOM SENIOR FINANCE
204. ZAHOOR AHMED COUNCILLOR S M B C NW10 8SE
205. MR SAIF ULLAH BUTCHER
206. MR FAISAL RASHID MP MP HOC
207. MR A SINGH LMO LMO RPPG 175
208. DR H F HUSSAIN CHAIRMAN PAKISTAN PROF FORUM
209. MR IQBAL CHAIRMAN BRENT MOSQUE TRUST
210. MR SHIRAZ KOTHIA LMCF
211. MR MOHAMMED JAVED ENGINEER MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY
212. MR ALI JAVED JOURNALIST MEMO
213. MS ISHRATH SHA COUNCILLOR + EX- MAYOR SLOUGH COUNCIL SL1
214. DR SHABEER QURESHI ENT LTD SUMMERSET MEDICAL CENTRE.
215. MS TEHSIM ASLAM CEO ABACUS WILLS & TRUST ZE7AJ.
216. CLLR MOHAD YASEEN CLLR SANDWELL COUNCIL DY48DZ.
217. MRS FEROZA ADAM LAYER CONSULTANT SL00LH.
218. MR MUKHTAR ASNDERS DIRECTOR INSPIRIAL DESIGN UB77RQ.
219. CLLR NUHAMMAD ABBASI CLLR FORMER LORDMAYER OXFORD.
220. MR PETER NOWLAND PARISH COUNCIL OX46TB.
221. MS SEEMA PRREEU AL MADINA MOSQUE BARKING IG118PY.
222. MISS SHHAR DBAIDULLAM NW35RT.
Bangladesh proposes safe zone in Myanmar for Rohingya refugees
Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen calls on Russia, China and India to help Dhaka in tackling the Rohingya refugee crisis.
Bangladesh’s Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen has called on Russia, China and India to help the country tackle the Rohingya refugee crisis.
In an interview with Anadolu news agency on Sunday, Momen said his government has proposed to establish a safe zone in Rakhine state in Myanmarfrom where the refugees fled state persecution in late 2017.
“If a safe zone is created under the vigilance of China, Russia and India along with the ASEAN states, Rohingya people will be encouraged to return to their own land,” he said.
ASEAN stands for Association of Southeast Asian Nations, a regional bloc of 10 countries in Asia.
Momen added that guaranteeing the refugees who return Myanmar’s citizenship will be a precondition of the proposal, which he said has been appreciated by India. He hoped other countries would follow suit. for more reading please see the link
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/02/bangladesh-proposes-safe-zone-myanmar-rohingya-refugees-190213100737893.html
Conference and demonstration for Justice4rohingya
Justice for Rohingya UK conference in – London Central Mosque
Many excellent guest speaker MPs, Lords. Lord Mayors, lawyers’ barristers and experts in Rohingya Genocide faith leaders, all talked about unity to bring the perpetrator of Rohingya Genocide to the criminal court.
Dr Ramzy said we never stop until bring these evil people to Justice
UPF Myanmar situation, the similarity of Genocide between Rohingya people and Holocaust genocide,
Sheikh Ramzy shows on power points the similarity of these two Genocides and all to unite to being the perpetrators of both genocides to court of Justice.
Aung San Suu Kyi Stripped of Freedom of Oxford ,Sheikh Ramzy start and support a motion in oxford city council to Aung San Suu Kyi Stripped of Freedom of Oxford over Rohingya Violence. A great news for all
Myanmar Genocide, event Remembering genocide in Rohingya an event by Muslim Aid in(Birmingham). Sheikh said I spoke to secretary general of UN about this and he stayed silence on the genocide. Please listen to the talk.
Demonstration in central Oxford Against Genocide in Burma. Sheikh many participated to show their concern about this evil act of Burma government. Sheikh Ramzy said we all must united to being peace and justice to Rohinga people.
Genocide in Myanmar, a video that show people are dying and will die more in we stay silence. We all need to unite with one voice to bring justice and peace to these rohinga people. As thy are the most tortured people in the world.
ethnic cleansing and Genocide in Myanmar, where is the Justice where is the voice for these voiceless people. peace and Justice for the world.