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Fortify Rights, a human rights organization that has been documenting the persecution of Myanmar’s ethnic Rohingya said in a media statement released on Wednesday 13 May that, “Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia should immediately coordinate search and rescue operations for Rohingya asylum seekers and possible survivors of trafficking from Myanmar and Bangladesh who are stranded at sea.”
Fortify Rights urged the three governments to “open their borders to asylum seekers and provide survivors with access to asylum procedures, protection from detention and forced returns, and freedom of movement.”
In 2014 Fortify Rights released two reports that documented the persecution of the Rohingya by the Burma government. The reports, Policies of Persecution: Ending Abusive State Policies Against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar and Myanmar: Authorities Complicit in Rohingya Trafficking, Smuggling were also used in testimony by Fortify Right’s executive director, Matthew Smith to the Un