Norwegian President Barack Ries Andersen, chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, has been forced to comment on allegations and criticism that has long raised the issue of Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi. He said the Rohingya situation is alarming and the inhuman activity of a Peace Prize winner will undoubtedly undermine the Nobel Prize.

Norwegian President Barack Ries Andersen, chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, has been forced to comment on allegations and criticism that has long raised the issue of Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi. He said the Rohingya situation is alarming and the inhuman activity of a Peace Prize winner will undoubtedly undermine the Nobel Prize.

He was forced to respond when sending a memorandum of more than 400,000 signatories to the Nobel Committee chairman along with millions of Rohingya nationals from Myanmar's Muslim-dominated Rakhine state.
The memorandum claimed that since the Nobel Peace Prize winner Suu has engaged himself in crimes against humanity, he can not keep the Nobel Peace Prize and the Nobel Committee will take steps to return the award to Suu Kyi.

However, the Nobel Committee is not an organization that corrects any person or organization's work or requests to stop it. He said that the Nobel Committee does not have any practical way to get back the award given by the Nobel Committee.

Chairman Besse Reyes Andersen said, refuting Nobel Peace Prize after it was given to anyone. Contrary to the Nobel rules. He said, 'When we select a person or organization for a prize, it is based on the activity of that person or organization at that moment. The Norwegian Nobel Committee is going to announce the peace prize of 2017 on Friday, and in exactly the same way.

He also said that not only Aung San Suu Kyi, Barack Obama and the European Union were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize even after the Nobel Committee heard reprisals from various quarters.