Intl. community accommodating genocide in Myanmar: Activist
The international community is refusing to do something tangible to stop ethnic cleansing and genocide of the Muslim minority in Myanmar, says a commentator.
The international community is “actually accommodating it (ethnic cleansing) by the fact that it is doing nothing whatsoever in challenging and stopping Myanmar government from implementing this barbaric policy” against the Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine state, Massoud Shadjareh told Press TV on Thursday.
The head of the Islamic Human Rights Commission also proposed that the only way forward is putting real pressure on Myanmar government and the start for that will be the Security Council referring the Myanmar government to the International Court of Justice.
More than 655,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled the predominantly-Buddhist Myanmar to neighboring Bangladesh since August 2017.
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