Myanmar Junta Challenges Rohingya Genocide Evidence at ICJ, Questions Witness Credibility
Defense argues witness anonymity and refugee camp conditions undermine The Gambia's case, while legal experts defend standard protection protocols.
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Defense argues witness anonymity and refugee camp conditions undermine The Gambia's case, while legal experts defend standard protection protocols.
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Mobile users in Myanmar receive pro-military SMS as the ICJ hears the Rohingya genocide case
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Addressing the UN’s top court, Ko Ko Hlaing, a minister in Myanmar’s president’s office, said the case should be decided on proven facts rather than what he described as emotional claims.
Gambia’s legal counsel Jessica Jones detailed how senior Myanmar military officials allegedly used dehumanizing rhetoric, calling Rohingya people Muslim dogs and urging soldiers and civilians to make them extinct. c
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Bangladesh officially protests to Myanmar Ambassador U Kyaw Soe Moe after unprovoked gunfire in Teknaf injured a 12-year-old girl
Pakistan and Sri Lanka agree to boost religious tourism through joint cultural exhibitions, heritage programs, and tour operator engagement to highlight Buddhist and Islamic sites