Yes, I am very concerned with the issues in the camps, especially as the Bangladeshi government is thinking of sending 100,000 refugees to an island that is sinking day by day. It is extremely dangerous. That could be another genocide against Rohingya. It is very worrisome.
Also, according to the bilateral agreement between the Myanmar and the Bangladesh governments, a couple of thousand refugees are supposed to go back to Myanmar, but in this situation my concern is that without addressing the issue.... This is not the first time. We have learned lessons from 1978 and 1992. Before repatriation, the Myanmar government always gives a promise.
Let me give you an example. In one of the Dhaka meetings, Myanmar's immigration director general said that upon their return they will be given a citizenship card. In fact, they never got a citizenship card, just a so-called “white card”. Now again the same story is repeating, this year, with the national verification card, which is not consistent with the 1982 law. It is a card just for foreigners, not for citizens of Myanmar.