The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution on the Rohingya crisis on March 26, 2025, with 141 votes in favor. Bangladesh’s ambassador initiated the vote after rejecting Russian amendments. This significant resolution precedes a planned summit in New York on the Rohingya crisis in September.

On March 26, 2025, the United Nations General Assembly approved a resolution concerning the situation of Rohingya Muslims and other minorities in Myanmar. The initiative was sponsored by Malaysia and Finland and outlines important aspects of a high-level conference aimed at addressing the crisis.

During an open debate, Bangladesh’s Permanent Representative, Ambassador Md Salahuddin Noman Choudhury, intervened and called for a vote after rejecting several amendments proposed by Russia. The subsequent voting process resulted in 141 votes in favor of the resolution, with no opposition and 10 abstentions.

This resolution marks a pivotal step in addressing the Rohingya issue. It comes as Dhaka prepares to host a special summit on the Rohingya crisis in New York, scheduled for September, which will further emphasize international cooperation on this humanitarian challenge.

In conclusion, the recent adoption of the UN General Assembly resolution on the Rohingya crisis represents a crucial advancement towards addressing ongoing humanitarian challenges faced by Rohingya Muslims and other minorities in Myanmar. The unanimous support from member states, alongside Bangladesh’s proactive engagement, signifies a promising trajectory for future discussions and resolutions. Dhaka’s planned summit in September is anticipated to further highlight the urgency of the situation.

Original Source: www.bssnews.net

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