聯合國安理可能會派人前往緬甸和孟加拉國視察

The U.N. Security Council may visit Myanmar and Bangladesh this month to see firsthand the situation of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims who have fled a military crackdown in Myanmar.

Council president for April, Peruvian Ambassador Gustavo Meza-Cuadra, told reporters that the government of Myanmar has agreed to the visit.

Some 700,000 minority Rohingya Muslims have fled Rakhine for neighboring Bangladesh since August, after attacks by Rohingya militants on state security forces led to military reprisals that the United Nations says were executed in a well-organized, systematic and coordinated manner and are a "textbook example" of ethnic cleansing.

Access to Rakhine for diplomats, aid workers and journalists has been limited since August.

The U.N.'s deputy humanitarian chief, Ursula Mueller, travels to Myanmar on Monday. She will be in the country through Sunday to study the humanitarian impact of the crisis in Rakhine and the conflict in Kachin and Shan states.聯合國安理會可能本月派人前往緬甸和孟加拉國親眼查看逃離緬甸軍事鎮壓的數十萬羅興亞穆斯林的境況。

輪值安理會主席的祕魯駐聯合國大使梅沙━郭德拉（Gustavo Meza━Cuadra）說，緬甸政府已經同意了這次訪問。

自從去年8月以來，已經有大約70萬羅興亞穆斯林從緬甸的若開邦逃到鄰國孟加拉。羅興亞武裝分子襲擊了緬甸保安部隊後，政府軍採取了報復性鎮壓。聯合國說，緬甸政府軍進行了組織周密、系統性的鎮壓，構成“典型的”種族清洗。

自從去年8月以來，外交官、救援人員和記者被限制進入若開邦。

聯合國副緊急救濟協調員烏蘇拉·穆勒（Ursula Mueller）星期一前往緬甸，她將在那裏逗留到星期天，查看若開邦、克欽邦以及撣邦的衝突導致的人道危機狀況。