Conference on Situation of Rohingyas in Bangladesh & Myanmar (Text in English & Français)
ASIA-UPDATES ON MYANMAR ROHINGYA GENOCIDE, 28 May 2018
France-Bangladesh Friendship Group – TRANSCEND Media Service
Fri 1 June 2018, 8:30h–19:15h CEST – FREE
Location: Assemblée Nationale 75007 Paris France – View Map
Myanmar’s persecution of Rohingyas
This upcoming conference will discuss one of the world’s ongoing humanitarian crises experiences by Rohingya people of Myanmar, explore possibilities and initiatives for international accountability, and offer policy recommendations. Concretely, it is entitled “Substance viable solutions, for instance, Rohingya’s protected return to protected homeland” in their ancestral region of western Myanmar. “Dr Shirin Ebadi, the Iranian human rights activist, legal scholar and practitioner and a Nobel Peace laureate, Dr Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury, MP, Speaker of the National Parliament, Bangladesh (tbc), Razia Sultana, a Rohingya researcher and rights campaigner at the UN Security Council New York in April on Myanmar military ‘ s regular ‘mass rape’ of girls and women, and The Rt. Honorable Danielle Obono, Chair of the France-Bangladesh Friendship Group, Assemblée Nationale, France. The one-day conference will be Facebook and Tweet-ed LIVE, with simultaneous translations in English and French.
Please fill the form below in order to secure clearance to enter the National Assembly.
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Yes, all attendees and speakers must provide a photo-ID to enter the National Assembly.
In addition to Eventbrite registration, please provide your details to the National Assembly, specifically first and last names, date of birth, place of birth, and contact telephone number.
The information regarding association is NOT required although it’s there. So, please just leave it blank.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
parisrohingyaconference@gmail.com
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En Français:
Cette prochaine conférence traitera de l’une des crises humanitaires en cours dans le monde que vivent les Rohingyas du Myanmar. Elle explorera les possibilités et les initiatives pour une responsabilité internationale et proposera des recommandations politiques pour mettre fin à la persécution des Rohingyas par le Myanmar.
Elle se déroulera à l’Assemblée nationale toute la journée du 1er juin avec un programme riche. Les différents panels discuteront notamment des solutions potentiellement viables, par exemple, pour le «retour protégé à la patrie protégée» des Rohingyas dans leur région ancestrale de l’ouest du Myanmar.
La députée Danièle Obono, présidente du groupe d’amitié France-Bangladesh à l’honneur d’accueillir, entre autres :
- Shirin Ebadi, militante iranienne des droits de l’homme, juriste et praticienne , lauréate du prix Nobel de la paix.
- Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury, présidente du Parlement national du Bangladesh,
- Razia Sultana, chercheuse et militante pour les droits des Rohingyas, qui a notamment pris la parole au Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU à New York en avril dernier au sujet du «viol collectif» systématique de l’armée du Myanmar.
Vous retrouverez la conférence sur Internet, Facebook et Tweet-ed LIVE, avec des traductions simultanées en anglais et en français.
Que doit-on avoir pour pouvoir venir à cette conférence ?
Tous les participants et participants, y compris les conférenciers, sont tenus de fournir leurs prénom et nom, date de naissance, lieu de naissance, adresse résidentielle et numéro de téléphone de contact afin de pouvoir accéder au site.
Ces coordonnées sont à transmettre en remplissant ce google form :
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd_QqeQyZWtn49dZizzRGeL6F8m6F9wbjqINSkMiBkJu0UnYg/formResponse
Comment puis-je contacter l’organisateur pour toute question?
Le jour de la conférence, munissez-vous de votre carte nationale d’identité ou de votre passeport UNIQUEMENT.
Plus de questions ?
parisrohingyaconference@gmail.com
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Hello
I am from bangladesh.
I am living in paris.
I am a photographer
I want to join this event
Thank you
According to Maung Zarni, attendance authorizations are closed already. But if you happen to have a Press ID or credential you will be allowed.
Dear Sir,
This is Abu Tahir a journalist from Bangladesh live in Paris, France.i am working with Jamuna Tv . I want to join your conference as a journalist to collect news.
Hope to join the conference. best regards
Abu Tahir
0617561708