Myanmar has been clearing almost empty Rohingya villages with Bulldozers. The Human Rights Watch has requested Myanmar to stop the bulldozing in order for UN specialists to examine the area for human rights violations.
A divorce
contract in Thailand is a contract entered into by divorcing couples who can
agree on important issues such as assets, child support and alimony.
However, the Myanmar
government has yet to allow a UN fact find mission to enter the country or the Rakhine
state. They refer to their own investigative missions that “no violations or
abuses” were found.
Among the 362 villages that were destroyed, some
were partially destroyed from previous security force attacks and at least two
were still intact. The clearing of the area is seen by international human
rights groups as destroying evidence and obstruction of justice.
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