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Myanmar Mechanism knocking at Naypyidaw’s door
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Myanmar Mechanism knocking at Naypyidaw’s door
The UN’s new evidence-gathering body on international crimes in Myanmar, launched a year ago, announced it has started to share information in the Rohingya genocide case before the International Court of Justice, including with the government of Myanmar, in hopes of opening a new door.
By Julia Crawford, JusticeInfo.net
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2 min 20
Rohingya: Myanmar loses first round
4 min 44
Myanmar: the UN body is building up, and watching
6 min 18
Does “the lady doth protest” mark the beginning of Myanmar’s reckoning?
2 min 11
Stop genocide against the Rohingya, Gambia asks the ICJ
7 min 45
Liking genocide on Facebook
6 min 11
Rohingya: A genocide a century in the making
9 min 10
Rohingya: Why the ICC was right and what it must do
4 min 50
What the Rohingya may learn from the Yazidi struggle for justice
2 min 9
Rohingya crisis: ICC steps in
6 min 53
Rakhine: Time for a new approach
2 min 27
UNICEF warns of ‘lost generation’ of Rohingya youth, one year after Myanmar exodus
2 min 48
Belongings and belonging: the precious objects gathered by fleeing Rohingya
5 min 2
Controversy, progress at Myanmar's third Panglong peace conference
2 min 51
Myanmar facing ICC referral unless ‘proper’ Rakhine probe conducted: UN
12 min 16
Myanmar and the Southeast Asian press squeeze
Myanmar events 'bear hallmarks of genocide': UN expert
2 min 22
Myanmar events 'bear hallmarks of genocide': UN expert
3 min 3
Myanmar's government, the Rakhine crisis and media access
2 min 59
Myanmar: A mass grave, an unprecedented admission and a few unanswered questions