US EditionMideast war risks dramatically deepening Myanmar crisis: UN expert
The Myanmar junta's attacks on civilians have risen sharply, with 1,140 aerial strikes last year, while aid cuts deepen amid shifting global focus, UN expert warns.
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Myanmar NOWMideast war risks dramatically deepening Myanmar crisis: UN expert
Myanmar's spiralling rights and humanitarian crises risk getting "much worse" as global attention focuses on the Middle East war and aid dwindles further, the top United Nations expert on the Asian country warned.More than five years after Myanmar's military snatched power in a coup, the junta is relentlessly continuing to attack civilians and obstruct desperately needed humanitarian aid, Tom Andrews, the UN special rapporteur on rights in Myanm…
Myanmar at a ‘crossroads’: The world must not forsake civilians there, urges UN expert
More than five years after Myanmar’s military coup, international resolve to hold the junta accountable must not weaken, an independent human rights expert warned on Friday, as escalating violence and growing humanitarian needs push millions of civilians deeper into crisis.
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