USAID Administrator Green Calls On Myanmar To Guarantee Rohingya Rights

Reuters: U.S. aid chief to Myanmar: take ‘concrete steps’ on Rohingya rights
“The U.S. government’s aid chief urged Myanmar on Sunday to take ‘concrete steps’ to guarantee the rights of Rohingya Muslims and to show sincerity in that endeavor in order to encourage hundreds of thousands who have fled the country to return. Mark Green, administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), ended his three-day visit to Myanmar touring Rohingya and Rakhine communities in western Rakhine State, including a camp for displaced Rohingya people…” (Slodkowski, 5/20).

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