Frustration over Myanmar's handling of the Rohingya
crisis has boiled over into an argument between Aung San Suu Kyi and her
friend, now critic, Bill Richardson.
The former US Ambassador to the UN resigned from an
advisory panel set-up by the government after accusing members of trying to
'whitewash' the crisis.
And in his resignation letter, Richardson accused members
of being a 'cheerleading squad' for the government.
Government leaders reacted by accusing Richardson of
having his own agenda.
His criticisms raise further doubts about a deal to
repatriate nearly 700-thousand Rohingya refugees stuck in Bangladesh.
Presenter: Mohammed Jamjoom Al Jazeera English
Guests:
Tun Khin - President, BROUK
Matthew Smith - Chief Executive, Fortify Rights
Phil Robertson - Human Rights Watch Asia Division