The Buddhist leader affirms that he has treated the matter with it a couple of times, But the Burmese activist has answered that it is a complicated matter
International | 28/05/2015
Sydney. (EFE).- The Dalai Lama urged the Burmese Nobel Peace Prize Lic, They report local media today.
The Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader said that he has treated the matter with Suu Kyi a couple of times, who leads the opposition party in the Parliament of Burma (Myanmar), But the Burmese activist has answered that it is a complicated matter.
"A pesar de ello, siento que ella puede hacer algo", The Dalai Lama indicated in an interview with The Australian newspaper from his office in India and a few days after starting a tour of Australia.
Since it broke out at the beginning of 2012 The last episode of sectarian violence between Buddhists and Muslims, The conflict has been especially primed with the 1,1 Millions of Rohinyás who live in Burma.
Currently, 140.000 bull, According to official figures, They live overcrowded in deplorable conditions in dozens of internal refugee fields settled throughout the state of Arakan (Rakhine).
El Dalai Lama subrayó que la discriminación y violencia contra los rohinyás es injustificable y apeló a los budistas birmanos a "recordar la cara de Buda" When it comes to dealing with minorities, que a veces son consideradas como poblaciones "indeseadas".
Thousands of Rohinyás and Bangladesi immigrants were abandoned on the high seas by human traffickers after Thailand began a fight against trafficking in people who ultimately triggered an illegal immigrants crisis in the region.
At the beginning of the month, Thailand discovered a clandestine immigrants field in the southern jungle of the country where dozens of graves were found with possible remains of illegal immigrants or victims of people trafficking. Malasia also found near the border with Thailand 28 clandestine camps and 139 Tombs, although it has not yet contributed a number of bodies discovered.
According to United Nations estimates, nails 25.000 people sailed in ships from Bangladesh and Burma during the first quarter of 2015
A total of 2.621 Immigrants continue trapped in the Gulf of Bengala and the Andaman Sea, According to data offered yesterday by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (ACNUR) and the United Nations Organization for Migration (OIM).
"No es suficiente decir: '¿How can I help these people?'" apeló el Dalai Lama al considerar que "hay algo que está mal con la manera de pensar de la humanidad. Ultimately, We have a lack of concern for the lives of others, por el bienestar de los otros".
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