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U Thaung Tun rejects ‘ethnic cleansing’ charge in Geneva

March 9, 2018

A senior Myanmar official on Thursday rejected a UN accusation that his government has been carrying 'ethnic cleansing' against the Rohingya.

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Slow justice: Sexual assault prosecutions stagnate in Rakhine

Cases of sexual assault, some involving murder, have increased in Rakhine State since the 2021 military coup, while the Arakan Army judicial system’s ability to deal with criminal cases has been hampered by the chaos caused by fighting with the regime.

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