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[AFP] Bangladesh is counting on the international community to pressure Myanmar into repatriating more than 1 million Rohingya refugees, after the Burmese junta chief said that Naypyidaw does not recognize them as citizens, a senior lawmaker told BenarNews on Tuesday. In clips posted on social media a day earlier, Myanmar military chief Min Aung Hlaing was seen telling a Chinese television channel that his country would not repatriate people whom it does not consider as citizens under the law. Faruk Khan, a Bangladeshi MP who chairs the parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, said he had heard these comments. “Myanmar will not agree to take the Rohingya back, but if we can mobilize Chinese support and put international pressure through regional groupings such as ASEAN, Myanmar will take back their people,” Khan told BenarNews, referring to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

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