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Nombre record de réfugiés rohingyas morts en mer en 2025 : Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés
Nombre record de décès de Rohingyas en mer - HCR
TRT : 3’03”
SOURCE : UNTV CH
RESTRICTIONS : AUCUNE
LANGUE : ANGLAIS / NATS
FORMAT D'IMAGE : 16:9
DATELINE : 17 AVRIL 2026 GENÈVE, SUISSE
Orateurs :
- Babar Baloch, orateur, HCR.
LISTE DES PLANS
- Vue extérieure large, allée des drapeaux de l'ONU à Genève.
- Vue large, salle de presse de l'ONU à Genève, orateurs au podium, journalistes.
- EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Babar Baloch, orateur, HCR : « En 2025, près de 900 réfugiés Rohingyas ont été signalés disparus ou morts dans la mer d'Andaman et le golfe du Bengale, faisant de cette année la plus meurtrière jamais enregistrée pour les mouvements maritimes en Asie du Sud et du Sud-Est, selon les données du HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés.»
- Vue large, orateurs au podium.
- EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Babar Baloch, orateur, HCR : « En 2025, près de 900 Rohingyas : « Cela fait, malheureusement, de la mer d'Andaman et du golfe du Bengale un cimetière non marqué pour des milliers de réfugiés Rohingyas désespérés.»
- Vue moyenne-large, journaliste télé.
- EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Babar Baloch, orateur, HCR : « Bien que la plupart des réfugiés Rohingyas souhaitent retourner en Birmanie une fois que les conditions permettront un retour volontaire, digne et sûr, le conflit persistant, la persécution et l'absence de perspectives de citoyenneté leur laissent vraiment peu d'espoir.»
- Vue large, journalistes, écrans de télévision montrant l'orateur.
- EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Babar Baloch, orateur, HCR : « Personne ne mettrait sa famille sur un bateau risqué en sachant que les chances de survie sont vraiment faibles si le sentiment de désespoir n'est pas là. S'il n'y a pas d'espoir, nous craignons que plus de personnes ne perdent la vie.»
- Vue moyenne, participant.
- EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Babar Baloch, orateur, HCR : « Le taux de mortalité est vraiment, vraiment élevé. L'espoir est que le monde réalise ou reconnaisse ce que traversent les Rohingyas en Birmanie, dans les camps de réfugiés et dans la région au sens large, et qu'il prenne des mesures pour trouver des solutions pour les réfugiés Rohingyas désespérés, afin que 2026 ne devienne pas une autre année meurtrière.»
- Vue large, orateurs au podium.
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