VOA: UN Report Warns Myanmar May Try to Expel Rohingya
GENEVA — A new report presented to the U.N. Human Rights Council accuses Myanmar of “institutionalized discrimination and long-standing persecution” of its mainly Muslim Rohingya population amid appeals by a government representative to the international community to support Myanmar “in its efforts to promote democracy and human rights.”
While Yanghee Lee, special investigator on the situation of human rights in Myanmar, acknowledged the new government has been in power for barely one year, she noted that there were a great many human rights violations that could not wait to be addressed and needed immediate attention.
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Myanmar may be trying to 'expel' all Rohingya: UN expert -- AFP
More Myanmar Refugees Seek Safety in China From Kokang Conflict -- Radio Free Asia
Relief Camp in China Swells as Thousands Flee Conflict in Myanmar -- Reuters
Yanghee Lee: High-level UN probe needed for Rohingya -- Al Jazeera
Five Years on Myanmar's Rohingya Displacement Camps Are Feeling Ever More Permanent -- Time
