Border News Agency
Kyauktaw, September 27

The United League of Arakan (ULA) has set a code of conduct for its party members on how they should behave toward the public.

The ULA has instructed its members to be brave, honest, responsible, and committed to their duties. They are also expected to keep their promises, maintain good morals, be creative, and interact with the public without corruption.

When dealing with the public, party members must protect people’s lives, property, and the national economy. They are required to treat people with respect, politeness, and kindness. They are also prohibited from using unfair pressure, threats, or disrespectful behavior against the public.

The code also requires party members to respect and support one another. They must not oppress or humiliate their fellow members. They are expected to follow instructions from senior leaders accurately and provide responsible and meaningful leadership.

In addition, party members must respect and follow the ULA’s policies, rules, and regulations. They are also expected to continuously study and improve themselves in order to strengthen the party’s image and quality.

The ULA has also instructed its members to reduce alcohol consumption and strictly follow policies designed to prevent and respond to sexual harassment, exploitation, and abuse (PSEA/SHEA).

Members who violate these rules will face effective disciplinary action in accordance with the established regulations.