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Union Solidarity and Development Party chairperson U Than Htay, seen here speaking to journalists at the party's sprawling Nay Pyi Taw headquarters on August 27, called members of the stateless and persecuted Rohingya minority "useless people". (AFP)

As Suu Kyi denies genocide, opponents up anti-Rohingya rhetoric

As Aung San Suu Kyi is vilified internationally for denying genocide against the Rohingya, her opponents in Sunday's election are ramping up the rhetoric.

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