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| MEA's clean chit to Burmese
refugees |
Staff Reporter/
New Delhi |
The
Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has said that
they have no objection to the Burmese refugees who
had demonstrated outside the UN High Commissioner
of Refugees' premises in Delhi on 12 November
2003, staying in India till their refugee status
is confirmed by the office of the UN High
Commissioner for Refugees. |
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The stay shall be
subject to their involvement in criminal activities.
This was conveyed to the National Human Rights
Commission (NHRC) by the MEA on Tuesday. The NHRC sought
clarification from MEA and Ministry of Home Affairs and
Commissioner of Police, Delhi, with regard to the
allegations made in the complaint filed by the Asian
Centre for Human Rights. A complaint was filed by the
Asian Centre for Human Rights of police torture and the
arrest of Burmese on 12 November 2003 while
demonstrating outside the UNHCR premises.
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