The Rohingya need to be treated as citizens of Burma, said Anne Richard, the U.S. State Department's assistant secretary for population, refugees and migration, speaking to reporters in Jakarta on Wednesday. They need papers to show that.
I've ever traveled in, said the U.S. State Department's Anne Richard. It's very strange to be surrounded by people looking at you who are too afraid to talk to you. And especially when they're children, Richard told reporters in Indonesia on Wednesday. That's just not normal.
