Exiled Myanmar Human Rights Minsiter Aung Myo Min praises New Zealand respect for LGBT rights, calls for greater support against military junta
It comes as the exiled government's human rights minister visits NZ for the first time.
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It comes as the exiled government's human rights minister visits NZ for the first time.
Three parallel regional processes are trying to deal with the Myanmar crisis. They risk undermining each other.
Speaking upon his arrival from the 42nd ASEAN Summit held in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia, President Marcos said: “I believe that the summit was a success, and that it charted new directions that were initiated by the chairman, President (Joko) Widodo, and with the concurrence of all the member-states, and many of those were adopted, and we will hopefully see some progress on the political front, and certainly on the economic front.”
South Korea’s Indo-Pacific strategy is bold and ambitious, with good intentions. Seoul clearly intends to work with and support partners from Oceania to Europe and seemingly everywhere in between.
Junta leader Gen. Min Aung Hlaing has given no sign of respecting ASEANs Five-Point Consensus of peace restoration, which he accepted during an emergency summit with the blocs leaders in Jakarta in April 2021.