Imam Hugo Swire does not like the Buddhists. |
Aid agencies were forced to halt operations in Rakhine last month when hundreds of ethnic Rakhine Buddhists destroyed staff homes, offices and warehouses as well as boats used to transport supplies.
Parts of the ethnic Rakhine Buddhist community have accused aid groups of favouring the mainly Muslim Rohingya people, who make up the vast majority of victims of ethnic and religious violence that has displaced more than 140,000 since June 2012.
A spokeswoman for Britain's Foreign office said Hugo Swire, a junior minister responsible for Asia, had summoned the ambassador for Myanmar, which is also known as Burma. "We continue to be gravely concerned by the situation of the Rohingya in Rakhine State," she said.
"(Swire) called on the Burmese government urgently to restore humanitarian access to all communities in need, and to ensure the security of humanitarian aid workers and all communities in Rakhine State."
Swire said on Twitter that Britain also had deep concerns about the conduct of a planned census in Myanmar.
Armed-police escorting Burmese census-collectors inside a Benglai-Muslim camp. |
He was also highly displeased that
Burmese and Yakhine-Buddhists are not letting his INGOs like
Malteser-International and MSF-Holland do whatever they please like desecrating
Buddhist flags and exaggerating Buddhists’ mistreatment of their beloved
Benglai-Mulsims currently temporarily camping on the Bangladeshi border and
ready to creep in and Islamize our Buddhist Burma.)
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