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UN concerned by Malaysia returns of Myanmar migrants

GENEVA, Sept 29 — The UN voiced worry today over Malaysia’s decision to send 1,500 Myanmar nationals back to the war-torn country, stressing that conditions there “do not...

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联合国对马来西亚遣返缅甸移民表示关切。

The UN expressed concern over Malaysia's decision to repatriate 1,500 Myanmar nationals due to unsafe conditions in Myanmar.

UNHCR spokesperson Matthew Saltmarsh highlighted that forced returns to potentially perilous environments violate international law.

The agency emphasised that individuals should not return to places where they face persecution or threats.

GENEVA, Sept 29 — The UN voiced worry today over Malaysia’s decision to send 1,500 Myanmar nationals back to the war-torn country, stressing that conditions there “do not permit safe, dignified and sustainable returns”.

“We are concerned by the reported imminent return of some 1,500 individuals from Myanmar to that country,” United Nations refugee agency spokesman Matthew Saltmarsh told reporters in Geneva, insisting that “under international law, no one should be sent to a country where they may face persecution, torture, serious harm, or other threats to life, liberty, and security”. — AFP

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