Rushanara Ali MP in Burma B y Adam Barnett East London Advertiser April 24, 2014 Rushanara Ali has voiced her concerns about the plight of Rohingya Muslims in Burma with the foreign secretary William Hague in Parliament. The Bethnal Green and Bow MP says she is pushing the government to do more to tackle their suffering, having visited the Rakhine state of Burma between April 26 to May 2 last year. She asked Mr Hague what action he is taking to stop the Burmese government - which receives £10million in aid from the UK - from using its census to discriminate against Rohingya Muslims. The government said it recently allocated £5.8million of humanitarian funds to help people in Rakhine state, Speaking afterwards, Ms Ali said: “I welcome efforts made by the UK to fund humanitarian work in Burma. But aid by itself is not enough. “That’s why I’m calling on the Burmese authorities to address the culture of marginalisation and discrimination of the Rohing