国际新闻学会就全球对缅甸政变的反应展开调查

据有关媒体报道,国际新闻学会 (IPI)表示,尽管国际社会反对推翻缅甸民选政府,并追究缅甸滥用权力的军方责任,但他们未能采取必要步骤迫使军政权通过谈判达成政治解决方案,未能解决日益增加的人道主义需求,也未能进行必要的外交协调,以防止缅甸成为一个失败的国家。


报道称,由欧洲议会副主席海迪·豪塔拉(Heidi Hautala)主持的国际新闻学会将调查国际社会对缅军政权发动政变的反应,并找出因政变带来的所有危机,还缅甸平民一个公道。IPI是由欧洲、亚洲、非洲和美洲组成的一个国际小组,目的是保护和关心弱势群体而组建的。


海迪·豪塔拉称:“各国对缅甸正在发生的毁灭性危机的反应没有人任何进展。作为议员,我们知道,各国政府和国际机构能够而且必须为结束目前的僵局做出更多努力。这些听证会旨在阐明应对措施的不足之处,并就下一步可以采取的有效措施向缅甸军政权施加压力的信息。”


IPI 是东盟国会议员支持人权组织(APHR)的一项倡议,它将遵循在国家一级进行的久经考验的议会调查的形式。除了要求个别政府和国际组织提供信息外,IPI 还将接受来自各种利益相关者的书面和口头证词和证据。


APHR主席查尔斯·圣地亚哥说:“我们担心国际机构没有兑现自己的承诺,我们对缅甸局势恶化的国际惯性持续时间感到震惊。我们作为来自世界各地的议员,为了一个共同的目标而团结起来,将不受导致当前僵局的地缘政治考虑的阻碍来进行这项调查。”


由于国际社会没有作出适当努力减轻缅甸人民的痛苦,缅军政权发动政变造成的暴力、死亡和痛苦继续升级和加剧。今年1月,联合国人权事务高级专员米歇尔·巴切莱特(Michelle Bachelet)表示,国际社会的反应是“无效的,缺乏与危机规模相称的紧迫感”。


来自美国众议院议员伊尔汗·奥马尔(Ilhan Omar)说:“缅甸人民明确而勇敢地展示了他们对民主的渴望。他们不想缅军政权执政缅甸。美国必须毫不含糊地站在那些倡导建立以人权和平等为基础的缅甸民主的人一边。我们还必须支持宗教和政治少数群体的人权,包括已经遭受了很多苦难的罗兴亚人,以及所有面临压迫的人。”



International Press Institute investigates global response to Myanmar coup


According to relevant media reports, the International Press Institute (IPI) said that despite the international community's opposition to the overthrow of Myanmar's democratically elected government and the accountability of Myanmar's military for abusing power, they failed to take the necessary steps to force the military regime to negotiate a political solution. It was able to address growing humanitarian needs and failed to undertake the necessary diplomatic coordination to prevent Myanmar from becoming a failed state.


The International Press Institute, chaired by Heidi Hautala, vice-president of the European Parliament, will investigate the international response to the military regime's coup and find out all the crises brought about by the coup, as well as the return to Myanmar's civilian population, the report said. a fair one. The IPI is an international group of Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas formed to protect and care for vulnerable groups.


Heidi Houtara said: “No one has made any progress in responding to the devastating crisis unfolding in Myanmar. As parliamentarians, we know that governments and international institutions can and must do more to end the current impasse. These hearings are intended to shed light on the inadequacies of the response and provide information on effective next steps to put pressure on the Myanmar military regime."


The IPI, an initiative of ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR), will follow the form of tried-and-true parliamentary investigations conducted at the national level. In addition to requesting information from individual governments and international organizations, IPI will accept written and oral testimony and evidence from a variety of stakeholders.


APHR Chairman Charles Santiago said: “We are concerned that international institutions are not delivering on their promises, and we are appalled by the duration of international inertia in the deteriorating situation in Myanmar. We, as MPs from around the world, united for a common goal, will not This investigation has been hampered by the geopolitical considerations that have led to the current impasse."


The violence, death and suffering caused by the military regime's coup continued to escalate and intensify due to the failure of the international community to make adequate efforts to alleviate the suffering of the Burmese people. In January, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, said the international community's response had been "ineffective and lacked a sense of urgency commensurate with the scale of the crisis".


Ilhan Omar, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, said: "The people of Burma have clearly and bravely demonstrated their desire for democracy. They do not want the Burmese military regime to rule in Burma. The United States must stand unequivocally with those who advocate the establishment of The people side of Myanmar’s democracy based on human rights and equality. We must also support the human rights of religious and political minorities, including the Rohingya who have suffered a lot, and all who face oppression.”

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