00:00Yanmaa, saya tiba beberapa pandangan tentang kebimbangan mereka untuk dibawa pulang.
00:12Sebab itu dalam runningan kita, kita mengikat ini semua.
00:19Dia senanglah cakap, jangan bawa pulang.
00:23Ratuh ibu nak letak dia mana?
00:25Orang nak hantar balik ke negara dia.
00:28So now, what we want is that we want to make peace, that's why we put it in the running.
00:36If not, all the protest is not there.
00:42The situation is more humid.
00:44You see the problem in Myanmar?
00:47I believe that we need to continue to engage.
00:52Because the problem has been there for decades, not resolved.
00:56Things are getting worse.
00:59The number of refugees has increased.
01:01So, I'm glad that the President is kind enough to accept the invitation,
01:06and we use that opportunity to discuss, negotiate.
01:11And even when they agreed to bring back some of these refugees,
01:18of course we have to make sure they are being protected,
01:21and whatever facilities to be accorded.
01:25But it is of course a decision that has got to be discussed, deliberated together,
01:31between the Malaysian government and authorities, with the authorities in Myanmar.
01:36But just to say, don't send them back, there are a lot of concerns here too.
01:41No country can just accept hundreds and thousands and some countries, millions.
01:46But you have therefore to negotiate.
01:49Our position is to protect their welfare concerns, human rights concerns.
01:57But to just condemn us for taking this initiative, I don't think it's fair.
02:05We are trying to find an amicable resolution to this issue.
02:10So, that is why I've invited him, we will continue to negotiate and see the parameters, how to resolve this.
02:19Is there safety guaranteed by the government so far?
02:22No, no, no. So far the one sent, they said yes, they are going to bring back, they are their
02:26people.
02:29How, what else can we do?
02:31At least we take the trouble.
02:33It's not true to say just push them back.
02:35No, it's not true.
02:37We, of course, negotiate.
02:38That's why I know it is an important decision to invite me in the first place.
02:44They've been there.
02:46It's not a perfect system.
02:49Some people say that ours is not a perfect system too.
02:52Some, many countries are not perfect, but are still being recognized.
02:55I've always said there's hypocrisy.
02:57Many of the countries in the West have been shouting against us,
02:59but they can accept the atrocities by the Israeli government.
03:05And when it comes to here, we are trying to resolve.
03:10And we are quite stringent in our conditions.
03:16Although it's just citizens, but we have to send back.
03:19What is the solution?
03:21As being suggested by some and many of these organizations.
03:24Keep them here.
03:25How many hundred? Now 200,000.
03:28About 300,000, just keep them.
03:29Yeah.
03:30So we use this platform diplomatically to negotiate.
03:35Okay?
