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This screengrab from a UN video uploaded to YouTube shows The United Nations Special Rapporteur Thomas Andrews speaking about Tatmadaw violence in Rakhine State in September 2020. (YouTube)
This screengrab from a UN video uploaded to YouTube shows UN Special Rapporteur Thomas Andrews speaking about Tatmadaw violence in Rakhine State in September 2020. (YouTube)

Myanmar military likely behind ‘crimes against humanity’, says UN expert

Special rapporteur Thomas Andrews said Myanmar is now being "controlled by a murderous, illegal regime", and that it urgently needs "the help of the international community, now."

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