US EditionRohingya refugees in Sri Lanka are “illegal migrants” and no need give access to UNHCR - Public Security Minister • Sri Lanka Brief
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Rohingya refugees in Sri Lanka are “illegal migrants” and no need give access to UNHCR - Public Security Minister • Sri Lanka Brief
Image: Public Security Minister Ananda Wijepala speaking with Sri Lankan President Dissanayake . Although the Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka (HRCSL) has urged the Government to provide the United Nations Refugee Agency – the UNHCR – with access to a group of Rohingya asylum seekers, the Government maintains that it does not see a need to do so presently as it considers the group as ‘illegal migrants.’ A total of 116 individuals belonging t…
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