Myanmar wants to remove all evidence of Rohingya massacre in Rakhine state The news agency Reuters and Associated Press (AP) said that a Rohingya mass grave was eradicated by bulldozers.
Meanwhile, Rakhine is working on the documentary on the torture of Rohingya 'The Arakan Project'. From the project, a video was provided to British magazine The Guardian. The video footage shows scenes of wrecking the jungle and trash the mass grave. The molten leg of people in the half-mottled triple bag in the video has been seen. The information was reported in a Guardian report last Tuesday.
Project Director Chris Liua said the news of genocide has been published in various media. Now the bulldozers are seen to run the evidence of genocide permanently. In the media, the news of the two massacres, the bulldozer was run on a mass grave on Thursday. This means that all the evidence of genocide has been destroyed.
In August last year, the massacre is in place in Mong Nute, in the town of Boothidang, North Rakhine. The location of the mass graveyard there. After the start of torture on Rohingyas in Rakhine, 6,700 Rohingyas have been killed by Myanmar law enforcement agencies for one month. Nearly seven lakh Rohingya took shelter in Bangladesh. Still they continue to come. But Myanmar has denied accusations of racial segregation.
On the other hand, more than 100 MPs from the UK have called on the International Criminal Court (ICC) to take action against Myanmar's army chief General Min Aung Hailiang, in the name of a military operation against Rakhine, in the name of security operations against Rohingyas.
In a letter to UK Secretary of State Boris Johnson, they said that this is the right time for the United States government to raise the status of Myanmar in the International Criminal Court. In the letter, more than 100 people signed the Labor Party MP Rushnara Ali.
They say that Myanmar's army and their chief, Halai, did not have to pay a meaningful price for their security operations. His persistence in this work increased because Hailyang was not punished. He is spreading aggressively to the current violence among other ethnic groups and threatens peace process.
The letter said that the United Kingdom has issued a statement from the United Nations Security Council with diplomatic leadership and is creating international opinion to take action against Myanmar. But Myanmar has ignored all the UN Security Council resolutions Now the time to move forward. Although Russia and China are in opposition to the ICC's Security Council in the UN, they can try to change their position by creating international public opinion. Before the meeting of the European Union Council on February 26, it should start from the UK government.
The letter further said, as many countries will be found in favor of the massacre of Myanmar, it will be possible to bring down the punishment of both Hailyang and his soldiers. This will prevent military torture in the future on civilians.
In addition, the United States government has signed an agreement with the European Union to stop the supply of all the supplies of the army of Myanmar, including military training, to take steps to stop cooperation.
Meanwhile, Rakhine is working on the documentary on the torture of Rohingya 'The Arakan Project'. From the project, a video was provided to British magazine The Guardian. The video footage shows scenes of wrecking the jungle and trash the mass grave. The molten leg of people in the half-mottled triple bag in the video has been seen. The information was reported in a Guardian report last Tuesday.
Project Director Chris Liua said the news of genocide has been published in various media. Now the bulldozers are seen to run the evidence of genocide permanently. In the media, the news of the two massacres, the bulldozer was run on a mass grave on Thursday. This means that all the evidence of genocide has been destroyed.
In August last year, the massacre is in place in Mong Nute, in the town of Boothidang, North Rakhine. The location of the mass graveyard there. After the start of torture on Rohingyas in Rakhine, 6,700 Rohingyas have been killed by Myanmar law enforcement agencies for one month. Nearly seven lakh Rohingya took shelter in Bangladesh. Still they continue to come. But Myanmar has denied accusations of racial segregation.
On the other hand, more than 100 MPs from the UK have called on the International Criminal Court (ICC) to take action against Myanmar's army chief General Min Aung Hailiang, in the name of a military operation against Rakhine, in the name of security operations against Rohingyas.
In a letter to UK Secretary of State Boris Johnson, they said that this is the right time for the United States government to raise the status of Myanmar in the International Criminal Court. In the letter, more than 100 people signed the Labor Party MP Rushnara Ali.
They say that Myanmar's army and their chief, Halai, did not have to pay a meaningful price for their security operations. His persistence in this work increased because Hailyang was not punished. He is spreading aggressively to the current violence among other ethnic groups and threatens peace process.
The letter said that the United Kingdom has issued a statement from the United Nations Security Council with diplomatic leadership and is creating international opinion to take action against Myanmar. But Myanmar has ignored all the UN Security Council resolutions Now the time to move forward. Although Russia and China are in opposition to the ICC's Security Council in the UN, they can try to change their position by creating international public opinion. Before the meeting of the European Union Council on February 26, it should start from the UK government.
The letter further said, as many countries will be found in favor of the massacre of Myanmar, it will be possible to bring down the punishment of both Hailyang and his soldiers. This will prevent military torture in the future on civilians.
In addition, the United States government has signed an agreement with the European Union to stop the supply of all the supplies of the army of Myanmar, including military training, to take steps to stop cooperation.
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