ASEAN Chair Pushes To Implement 5 Point Consensus On Myanmar Junta
Indonesia, the ASEAN chair, said Friday that it was stepping up efforts to execute a five-point accord to eliminate instability in post-coup Myanmar
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Indonesia, the ASEAN chair, said Friday that it was stepping up efforts to execute a five-point accord to eliminate instability in post-coup Myanmar
The regional bloc has been facing criticism for not being able to resolve various issues, in particular the political crisis engulfing Myanmar.
Indonesia has had 110 engagements with the stakeholders in Myanmar over the course of almost 7 months of its ASEAN chairmanship.
Burmese civil society groups say “ineffective” five-point consensus “emboldens” junta.
The crisis in Myanmar is expected to be one of the main topics at meetings hosted by Indonesia next week.