Myanmar cardinal defends Aung San Suu Kyi
“Our perception is that she is trying to stabilize the fragile democracy. Democracy is hard won and it took 60 years to get to where the country is today.”
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Crux cites ACNUSA Chairman on plight of Muslim minority in Myanmar
“Who will take care of them? Who will ensure the future of their culture, their faith, their very existence?” Marlin asked, adding that “those questions should be burning in the hearts of Christians the world over.”
‘Textbook ethnic cleansing’ in Myanmar—and the world simply stands idly by
Christians everywhere have the duty to rally to the defense of the Rohingya, to call for respect of their human dignity, including—first and foremost—their freedom of religion and freedom of conscience. Next, urgent action must be taken to halt the violence in Myanmar, along with the commitment of significant sums to provide these refugees with adequate humanitarian aid.