Indonesia Stuck On Calling The Myanmar Ruler At ASEAN Summit

Indonesia stuck on calling the ruler responsible for more than seven hundred deaths in Myanmar at the ASEAN summit, know what is the whole matter ASEAN summit in Jakarta.

The ten-nation organization has been struck by special summit disputes in Jakarta to consider the current situation in Myanmar.

The people of Myanmar have also been infuriated at the summit inviting the head of Myanmar’s military regime.

At the same time, Amnesty International has asked ASEAN to conduct an inquiry against the head of the military regime.

Amnesty has also questioned Indonesia how it is allowing the leader responsible for more than seven hundred deaths to enter their country.

Myanmar military chief Min Aung will also participate in the Jakarta meeting The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is scheduled to meet in Jakarta on Saturday.

The summit will also be attended by Myanmar military chief Min Aung Laing. The current conditions of Myanmar will be discussed at the summit.

ASEAN has ten member countries from the South East region.

Inviting Myanmar’s military chief to the summit, pro-democracy leaders have questioned how Min Aung, who had forcibly removed the democratic government, and given the status of the country’s legal head.

Min Aung is also facing a ban at the international level Min Ang is also facing international sanctions. ASEAN should also ban the military chief.

Here Amnesty International has said that Indonesia is a member of the UN Convention against Torture.

Therefore, it is his responsibility to take action against Min Aung, who committed crimes against humanity and take action against him.

At this summit, ASEAN member countries will try to stop Myanmar’s military rule immediately, under international pressure.

The army removed warrants against key leaders The military regime has issued warrants against all the 26 prominent leaders who have recently formed a unity government.

Ministers have also been made in it. All of them have been entrusted with the responsibility of the pro-democracy movement.