Mumbai: Two online petitions on change.org - one demanding the Chair of the Nobel Committee to strip Aung San Suu Kyi of Nobel Peace Prize, and the other urging that the Myanmar leader must be tried in European court of human rights are receiving overwhelming response.
"We have had a storm of footages and reports being validateded through the media, governments, and the united nation's inspectors such as the ex UN president Kofi Annan, current UN investigators, Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn, BBC, Times, etc and the alike have all confirmed that the Mayanmarian government have and are persecuting and ethic cleansing the minority rohingya (Rakhine State) community and its people.
"This has to Stop!", the petition urging that Aung San Suu Kyi must be tried in European court of human rights said. The petition has so far received more than 1,40,000 signatures.
"This torture is done only due to the minoritie's faith and the particularly religion practised (Islam) which the army and the government deems it foreign to the state's religion which is Buddhism. The Buddhist themselves such as monks are taking arms and destroying innocent beings and villages.
"Young children, women and men, the old and the disabled are all being tortured, set on fire, raped, murdered and their houses burned.
"We as the humankind have to take action and take the head of the mayanmar state Aung San Suu Kyi and the armed forces' commander-in-chief, Ming Aung Hlaing to the International court (The Hague) I.C.J or to The European Court of Human Rights so both of them can answer to their hate crimes", the petition demands.
The other petition demanding the Chair of the Nobel Committee to strip Aung San Suu Kyi of Nobel Peace Prize has so far been signed by a whopping 300,000 people.
"Until this second, the de facto ruler of Myanmar Aung San Suu Kyi has done virtually nothing to stop this crime against humanity in her country. As a result, there are many of the Rohingyas fled their homes and are stranded in the Myanmar’s border with Bangladesh.
"The International Organization of Migration (IOM) reported that there are at least 18,445 Rohingya refugees currently fled the area", the petition said.
"But Suu Kyi as a Nobel Peace Prize laureate appears to be deaf and have done nothing to protect her citizens.
"Over the past three years more than 140,000 Rohingya muslims have been living in grave conditions in refugee camps in Myanmar and in many other countries, including Indonesia", petition said.
"The Nobel Prize is the highest prize only to be given to “people who have given their utmost to international brotherhood and sisterhood.”
" These peaceful values need to be nurtured by the laureates of the Nobel Peace Prize, including Suu Kyi, until their last days. When a laureate cannot maintain peace, then for the sake of peace itself the prize needs to be returned or confiscated by the Nobel Peace Prize Committee.
"Therefore, we hereby demand the Chair of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee confiscate or take back the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Aung San Suu Kyi", the petition said.
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