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Refugee International and the US Holocaust Memorial Museum will discuss the Rohingya crisis tomorrow

Last updated: August 12, 2020 3:38 PM
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Published: August 12, 2020
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Tomorrow Refugees International & the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum will host an online conversation on Rohingya issue under the title, “The Rohingya Crisis: Why a U.S. Genocide Determination Matters”

The moderator of the discussion is a well-known actor and a Refugees International emeritus board member Sam Waterston.

And the speakers are –

  • WAI WAI NU, a Rohingya activist and former political prisoner in Myanmar.
  • THOMAS SADOSKI, an acclaimed actor most well-known for his role in The Newsroom & is a Refugees International emeritus board member.
  • DANIEL SULLIVAN, the senior advocate for human rights at Refugees International where he focuses on the Rohingya crisis.
  • YASMIN ULLAH, a Rohingya activist & refugee born in Myanmar also the president of Rohingya Human Rights Network.

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TAGGED:DANIEL SULLIVANRefugee InternationalThe Rohingya Crisis: Why a U.S. Genocide Determination MattersTHOMAS SADOSKIUS Holocaust Memorial MuseumWAI WAI NUYASMIN ULLAH
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