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      Joint Letter to the President Barack Obama  
	By 12 Rohingya Organizations Worldwide 
	Al-Jazeerah, CCUN, November 19, 2012 
	  
	Mr. Barack H. Obama (Honorable President of the United States of 
	America) The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC, 
	20500 United States of America.   Date: November 15, 2012   
	Dear Mr. President,   With the highest respect, we, the undersigned 
	Rohingya organizations express our sincere appreciation for seeing a 
	pragmatic and remarkable step of US President Mr. Barak Hussein Obama who is 
	on the way to visit Myanmar and also taking part in the 21st Summit of the 
	Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), after his re-election for 
	the second term of governing period, not only for the United States of 
	America but for the whole world as efficient and realistic world leader. 
	  We congratulate Mr. Barak Obama for landslide victory in his hard time 
	and people supported struggle and good governance in the world. President 
	Baraka Obama is a test model in changing the world through the establishment 
	of peace, harmony, human rights, justice and freedom for all.   We are 
	sure that President Obama would be able to set a framework in Burma during 
	his visit in country side and meeting at the ASEAN Summit to legitimate 
	Burma’s Democracy Roads by ending all kinds of discriminations against 
	ethnic minority of Rohingya, Kachin, Karen, Karenni, Chin and etc. who are 
	particularly of non-state region practitioners.   We do believe that 
	President Obama’s optimistic steps towards peaceful co-existence would 
	impact on the policies of President Thein Sein who is currently ruling the 
	country in critics and serious sensitiveness, while Rakhine terrorists and 
	extremists have already brought him under utmost fire with sectarian 
	violence and segregation. Influence of Rakhine terrorists in Myanmar 
	Parliament and Ministries have already reached to a last step in easing 
	democratic achievement through pre-planned liberation of Arakan from Burma 
	through the systematic provocation of ethnic cleansing and crimes against 
	innocent, defenseless and voiceless Rohingya population.   We have 
	authentically identified the Rakhine chauvinists and culprits who attacked 
	on the military construction force known as EG on 6th November 2012 in 
	Northern Part of Maungdaw Township, wearing Muslim Codes and artificial 
	beards in order to erupt new forms of violence against Rohingya population. 
	  18 people, who were arrested by the military in northern Maungdaw 
	Township with Muslim outfit suspect, are already proved with their 
	acknowledgement of their memberships in Arakan Liberation Party (ALP) and 
	forces of Arakan Army (AA). They were ordered by their leaders to liberate 
	Arakan from colonialist Burma with a view to establish Rakhine Naingangtaw (Rakhine 
	Independent Kingdom), which is an ultimate to step in erasing Arakan from 
	the map of Burma.   In this regard, we appeal the President Obama: 
	  1. To play vital role to help reaching a permanent end of current 
	crisis of violence against Rohingya population in Arakan, and to restore 
	peace and harmony among the genuine people of Arakan who have been living 
	together there for generations;   2. To negotiate with Burmese 
	President Thein Sein to cooperate international aid agencies in Arakan, 
	uplifting intolerances and censorship in order to save the lives of the 
	victims of segregations and violence in whole affected areas of Arakan 
	State;   3. To stop all kinds of human rights abuses including 
	meaningless family data collections of Rohingya populations to establish 
	national status which is a creation of apartheid policy towards 
	discrimination;   4. To establish bilateral dialogue in between both 
	Rakhine and Rohingya communities of Arakan State, halting outside intruders 
	with a view to ensuring their harmonious lives and to return to their homes 
	and properties with honor and dignity;   5. To push the ASEAN body to 
	protect Rohingya and Kachin ethnic minority groups who are one of the races 
	of ASEAN indigenous groups in order to ensure peace and stabilities in ASEAN 
	Region;   6. To keep US and UN monitory teams in Arakan State, 
	particularly in Rohingya dominated areas to stop further attack and eruption 
	of violence in Arakan State;   7. To enhance a proactive policy of 
	ASEAN Observers for the victims of war in ASEAN Summit, particularly of the 
	Rohingya, Kachin and etc. in Burma alike other member states of ASEAN as 
	well;   This appeal is duly signed by the following Rohingya 
	Organizations: 1. Rohingya Concern International (RCI) USA 2. Burmese 
	Rohingya American Friendship Association (BRAFA) 3. Burmese Rohingya 
	Association in Queensland of Australia (BRAQA) 4. Rohingya Muslim 
	Organization (RMO), Bangladesh 5. Rohingya Youth Development Forum (RYDF) 
	Arakan-Burma 6. Arakan Rohingya Organization-Japan (JARO) 7. Rohingya 
	Arakanese Refugee Committee (RARC), Malaysia 8. Arakan Rohingya Ulama 
	Council (ARUC), Malaysia 9. Human Rights Association for Rohingyas 
	(HURAR), Malaysia  10. Myanmar Muslim Council (MMC), Saudi Arabia 11. 
	World Rohingya Congress (WRC), USA  12. Ethnic Rohingya Committee of 
	Arakan (ERCA) Malaysia    Thank you.     For further 
	information, please feel free to contact:- 1) Shaukhat Kyaw Soe Aung @ 
	MSK Jilani (Tel: 1+414-736-4273-USA) 2) Mohammad Sadek (Tel: 
	+6016-309-4599-Malaysia 3) Hussain Juhar (Tel: +61409970073-Australia) 
	    
	  
	  
	  
	  
       
       
       
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