Bangladesh Backs UN Aid Corridor Proposal to Troubled Myanmar

Bangladesh Backs UN Aid Corridor Proposal to Troubled Myanmar

While Bangladesh’s interim government backs the idea of a UN aid corridor to Rakhine State, some political parties have raised concerns over sovereignty and security.

BNP Expresses 'grave Concern' over Dhaka's Agreement to Open Aid Corridor for Myanmar's Rakhine

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Former Bangladesh prime minister Khaleda Zia's BNP has expressed "grave concern" over the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government's announcement that Dhaka had agreed in-principle to open a humanitarian corridor for transporting relief supplies to Myanmar's Rakhine state. World News | BNP Expresses 'grave Concern' over Dhaka's Agreement to Open Aid Corridor for Myanmar's Rakhine.

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Bangladesh backs UN aid corridor proposal to troubled Myanmar

Bangladesh’s interim government said Tuesday it was open to a UN aid corridor through its territory to reach starving civilians in Myanmar’s Rakhine state. But the proposal, raised by United Nations chief Antonio Guterres on a visit to Bangladesh in March, has also sparked widespread criticism by politicians in Dhaka. Around a million members of the persecuted and mostly Muslim Rohingya live in squalid relief camps in Bangladesh, most of whom ar…