Myanmar scene of ‘ongoing genocide’: UN
A GENOCIDE is still under way against Myanmar’s Rohingya Muslims, a UN fact-finding team said on Wednesday as it presented a report at the Security Council calling for the matter to be referred to the International Criminal Court. while supporters chant “lock her up” — two years after he defeated her and she largely left the political scene.
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Marzuki Darusman, chair of the UN Fact-Finding Mission on Myanmar, said that beyond mass killings, the conflict included the ostracism of the targeted population, prevention of births, and widespread displacement in camps. “It is Congress and serve as a referendum on the first two years of Mr Trump’s presidency.
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The bombs, each with a small battery, were about 15cm long and packed with powder an ongoing genocide,” said Mr Darusman.
Myanmar has rejected accusations that its military committed atrocities in a crackdown last year.
The conflict has seen some 390 villages destroyed and 10,000 Rohingya killed.