September
28, 2017
In reaction to
the national speech by the State Counsellor on 19 September, the Myanmar
Interfaith Friendship and Unity Group released a statement on Wednesday.
The following is
the full text of the statement.
Daw Aung San Suu
Kyi, State Counsellor, clarified the government’s efforts to hinder terrorist
attacks which happened in Rakhine State and to bring about peace, stability and
harmony in Rakhine State, in explaining to the diplomats on September 19. In
doing so, the State Counsellor said that the government felt great sorrow for
those who suffered in the attacks of extremist terrorists, denouncing
violations of human rights and terrorism that are against the law.
Simultaneously, the State Counsellor asserted that those who violated the law
would have legal action taken against them. She also disclosed that she would
not like the country to be split into pieces due to different races, religions
and political beliefs, urging the whole populace to collectively cooperate in
building up a nation where every individual can enjoy equality in unity and
move throughout their lives according their faiths standing firmly on their own
stance, based on these differences.
We, the Myanmar
Interfaith Friendship and Unity Group, felt great sorrow for innocent people
who were killed by terrorists in Rakhine State, together with the bereaved
families, concurrently feeling sadness for all the displaced people. Similarly,
MIFUG strongly denounces the ARSA extremist terrorist group which committed the
terrorist attacks. No religion would ever allow such terrorist attacks, which
cause the depredation of the public. We deeply assume that their actions are
not concerned with religion.
MIFUG
wholeheartedly welcomes and supports the national address made by the State
Counsellor and the Government’s effort to bring about the national
reconciliation and peace process, pledging to actively participate from the corner
to which we are assigned.
Myanmar News
Agency
Ref;
The Global New Light of Myanmar
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