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Myanmar: UN Fact-Finding Mission releases its full account of massive violations by military in Rakhine, Kachin and Shan States.
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Vice News : On Monday, a UN fact-finding mission released a damning report that accused Myanmar security forces of genocide, saying that the military “kill[ed] indiscriminately, gang rap[ed] women, assault[ed] children, and burn[ed] entire villages”. This is the most serious charge the UN can make against a government. It’s unclear, however, what the new report means for the estimated one million refugees living in refugee camps in Bangladesh. These camps became the world’s largest settlement of its kind less than a year ago, when Myanmar’s military launched a brutal crackdown that forced hundreds of thousands of Rohingya to flee northern Rakhine state in a matter of weeks. The UN, Myanmar and Bangladesh had previously agreed that the Rohingya would eventually be returned to their homes. But until their safety is guaranteed and long-term peace is assured, it’s unlikely they will be able to go back. Myanmar authorities have denied almost all accusations, refusing to cooperate with international investigators and human rights organizations. The UN team behind Monday’s report, as well the UN special rapporteur on human rights in Myanmar, have all been barred from entering the country at all. Recently, the government granted VICE News rare access on an organized trip to northern Rakhine State, where much of the violence happened.
Vice News : In recent years, democratic reforms have swept through Myanmar, a country that for decades was ruled by a military junta. As the reforms took hold, however, things were growing progressively worse for the Rohingya, a heavily persecuted ethnic Muslim minority concentrated in the country’s western state of Rakhine. The 2012 gang rape and murder of a Buddhist woman by three Muslim men ignited violent riots in which hundreds were killed as Rakhine Buddhists and Rohingya attacked each other. In the following months, tens of thousands of Rohingya were rounded up and forced to live in squalid camps; Human Rights Watch deemed the attacks crimes against humanity that amounted to ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya. Thousands of Rohingya have since attempted to leave the country, fueling the region’s intricate and brutal human trafficking network. VICE News traveled to Myanmar to investigate the violence and discrimination faced by the country’s Muslim minority. This Is Where The Rohingya Genocide Happened (HBO)
Rohingya crisis: ‘Rape and murder’ in the Village of Tula Toli – BBC News
** Warning: This report contains distressing scenes including explicit descriptions of sexual violence **
Rohingya Hindus now face uncertainty in Myanmar
Despite international condemnation at the UN General Assembly and cautious words of assurances from Myanmmar’s leader Aung San Suu Kyi, Rohingya Muslims continue to flee their country. Now Rohingya Hindus too say they are a target.
Amnesty: Rohingya fighters killed scores of Hindus in Myanmar | Al Jazeera English
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