Look who is complaining about human rights violation!

Rishi wrote:MYANMAR’S human rights record will hit a new low if a proposed marriage bill becomes law. Couched in an idiom that merely seeks to give “protection and rights” to Buddhists, the proposed law targets the country’s Rohingya Muslim minority and forbids Muslims from marrying into the majority community. Spearheaded by a monk, Wirathu, the move, it seems, has officialdom’s blessings. President Thein Sein, succumbing to pressure from the extremist lobby, asked parliament to consider enacting such a law, which proposes a 10-year jail sentence for a Rohingya marrying a girl from the Buddhist community without obtaining her parents’ permission. Vaguely worded, the proposed law, which bans polygamy, would “balance the increasing population” — of whom, the legislation doesn’t specify.

http://www.dawn.com/news/1090627/racism-in-myanmar

Rishi wrote:MYANMAR’S human rights record will hit a new low if a proposed marriage bill becomes law. Couched in an idiom that merely seeks to give “protection and rights” to Buddhists, the proposed law targets the country’s Rohingya Muslim minority and forbids Muslims from marrying into the majority community. Spearheaded by a monk, Wirathu, the move, it seems, has officialdom’s blessings. President Thein Sein, succumbing to pressure from the extremist lobby, asked parliament to consider enacting such a law, which proposes a 10-year jail sentence for a Rohingya marrying a girl from the Buddhist community without obtaining her parents’ permission. Vaguely worded, the proposed law, which bans polygamy, would “balance the increasing population” — of whom, the legislation doesn’t specify.

http://www.dawn.com/news/1090627/racism-in-myanmar

Kris wrote:

Rishi wrote:MYANMAR’S human rights record will hit a new low if a proposed marriage bill becomes law. Couched in an idiom that merely seeks to give “protection and rights” to Buddhists, the proposed law targets the country’s Rohingya Muslim minority and forbids Muslims from marrying into the majority community. Spearheaded by a monk, Wirathu, the move, it seems, has officialdom’s blessings. President Thein Sein, succumbing to pressure from the extremist lobby, asked parliament to consider enacting such a law, which proposes a 10-year jail sentence for a Rohingya marrying a girl from the Buddhist community without obtaining her parents’ permission. Vaguely worded, the proposed law, which bans polygamy, would “balance the increasing population” — of whom, the legislation doesn’t specify.

http://www.dawn.com/news/1090627/racism-in-myanmar

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