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Geldof returns Dublin honour in protest over Aung San Suu Kyi Bob Geldof has said he will return his Freedom of the City of Dublin in protest against the Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who also holds the award. Mr Geldof said "her association with our city shames us all". Ms Suu Kyi has faced heavy criticism over her failure to address allegations of ethnic cleansing against Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims. More than half a million Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh following recent violence. Mr Geldof, the musician and founder of Band Aid, said in a statement: "Her association with our city shames us all and we should have no truck with it, even by default. We honoured her, now she appals and shames us." He is handing back the award at City Hall in the Irish capital on Monday morning. - What you need to know about the crisis - What sparked latest violence in Rakhine? - Who are the Rohingya group behind attacks? Why is Bob Geldof returning his award? Ms Suu Kyi has been condemned by international leaders and human rights groups over her reluctance to acknowledge the military violence, which the UN has called a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing". There have also been calls for her to be stripped of the Nobel Peace Prize she won in 1991. Reacting to Mr Geldof's announcement, Lord Mayor Micheal Mac Donnacha of Dublin City Council said on Monday: "I find it ironic that he makes this gesture while proudly retaining his title as Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire, given the shameful record of British imperialism across the globe." What other reactions have there been? Fellow Irish musicians U2 also criticised Ms Suu Kyi, the civilian leader of Myanmar, also known as Burma, urging her on Saturday to take a stronger stance against the reported violence by security forces. In a statement on the band's website, they said her failure to address the crisis was "starting to look a lot like assent". "So we say to you now what we would have said to her: the violence and terror being visited on the Rohingya people are appalling atrocities and must stop." Last month, Oxford City Council decided to strip Ms Suu Kyi of the freedom of the city, which she was awarded in 1997, in an "unprecedented step" for the local authority. The City of London is also to consider a similar step. Earlier this month, she was also stripped of the freedom of the cities of Sheffield and Glasgow because of her response to the Rohingya crisis. St Hugh's College at Oxford University, where Ms Suu Kyi read politics, has removed a portrait of her from display. What has been going on in Myanmar? The violence in Rakhine erupted on 25 August when Rohingya militants attacked security posts in Myanmar's Rakhine state, triggering a military crackdown. Scores of people have been killed in the crackdown and there are widespread allegations of villages being burned and Rohingya being driven out. Myanmar's military says it is fighting Rohingya militants and denies targeting civilians. About 600,000 Rohingya have fled to Bangladesh since 25 August.
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अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय निगरानीको डर छैनः सू ची चर्को आलोचना खेपिरहेकी म्यानमारकी नेतृ आङ सान सू चीले रोहिंज्या संकटलाई लिएर अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय समुदायको निगरानीबाट आफूलाई कुनै डर नभएको बताएकी छन्। ४ लाखभन्दा बढी रोहिंज्या मुस्लिमलाई म्यानमारबाट भागेर बांग्लादेश पुग्न बाध्य बनाएको हिंसाबारे पहिलो पटक उनले मंगलवार राष्ट्रका नाममा सम्बोधन गरेकी हुन्। सू चीले अधिकांश मुस्लिमहरुले देश नछाडेको र अहिले हिंसा अन्त्य भएको दावी गरिन्। तर देश छाडेर भाग्नेहरुसँग उनीहरुले त्यसो गर्नुको कारणबारे चाहिँ आफ्नो सरकारले कुरा गर्न चाहेको उनले बताइन्। म्यानमारकी नेतृ सू ची राष्ट्रसंघ नजाने म्यानमारमा बीबीसी संवाददाताले के देखे? दमन सेनाद्वारा रोहिंज्याहरुविरुद्ध व्यापकस्तरमा भएका दमनबारे चाहिँ सू चीले केही उल्लेख गरिनन्। यद्यपि निर्दोष मानिसहरुलाई प्रभावित हुन नदिन सेनालाई निर्देशन दिइएको उनले जनाइन्। म्यानमारको सेनाले गरेको 'अत्याचार र जातीय सफाया'बारे बोल्न अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय समुदायबाट उनीमाथि दवाव पर्दै आएको छ। संयुक्त राष्ट्रसंघ र पश्चिमा सैनिक मुलुकले कारबाही रोक्न र रोहिंज्याहरुलाई घर फर्किन दिन म्यानमार सरकारलाई आग्रह गर्दै आएका छन्। रोहिंज्यामाथिको 'दमन'बारे मौन बसेको भन्दै सू चीको कडा आलोचना हुँदै आएको छ। 'अन्तिम मौका' कतिपयले उनलाई दिइएको नोबेल शान्ति पुरस्कार फिर्ता लिनुपर्ने आवाज समेत उठाउँदै आएका छन्। केही दिनअघि मात्रै संयुक्त राष्ट्रसंघका महासचिव एन्टोनियो गुटेरसले म्यानमारमा जारी संकट अन्त्यका लागि सू चीसँग अब 'अन्तिम मौका' मात्रै बाँकी रहेको बताएका थिए। हालै राष्ट्रसंघले अल्पसंख्यक रोहिंज्या मुस्लिमहरुविरुद्धको सैनिक अभियान पाठ्यपुस्तकमा उल्लेख गर्ने खालको 'जातीय सफाया' भएको बताएको थियो। गत अगष्टमा रोहिंज्या विद्रोहीले गरेको आक्रमणपछि म्यानमारको सेनाले रखाइन राज्यमा कारबाही थालेको थियो।