Human Rights in Myanmar Hitting a 'New Low': UN
The report says civilians face 3.6 million displaced people, 12.4 million hungry and a sharp rise in illicit mining tied to conflict financing.
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The human rights situation in Burma, particularly that of minorities, has reached a "new low", warned the UN on Tuesday, denouncing the persistence of violations and uncontrolled exploitation of natural resources.
Myanmar human rights conditions hit new low, says UN
Rohingya refugees walk through a market at the Kutupalong refugee camp in Ukhia, Bangladesh, among the 3.6 million people displaced by the conflict in Myanmar. (EPA Images pic) GENEVA: Human rights conditions in Myanmar have sunk to a new low, with widespread abuses against the Rohingya minority and a booming illicit economy driven partly by illegal rare-earth mining deepening civilian suffering, the UN said on Tuesday.The UN human rights office…
Myanmar human rights conditions hit new low, UN says
By Olivia Le Poidevin GENEVA, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Human rights conditions in Myanmar have sunk to a new low, with widespread abuses against the Rohingya minority and a booming illicit economy driven partly by illegal rare-earth mining deepening civilian...
Dire situation: Human rights in Myanmar hitting a 'new low': UN
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