[ISU ROHINGNYA] Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day | August 25

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ICJ umum keputusan pembunuhan etnik Rohingya minggu depan

YANGON: Mahkamah tertinggi Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB) akan membuat keputusan minggu depan sama ada langkah kecemasan perlu dikenakan terhadap Myanmar berhubung dakwaan pembunuhan beramai-ramai ke atas etnik Rohingya.

Kementerian Keadilan Gambia membuat pengumuman menerusi ciapan di Twitter berkata, Mahkamah Keadilan Antarabangsa (ICJ) akan menyampaikan keputusannya pada 23 Januari ini.

Negara kecil majoriti Islam di Afrika itu mengemukakan kes terhadap Myanmar di ICJ dengan sokongan Pertubuhan Kerjasama Islam (OIC), Kanada dan Belanda.

Susulan daripada itu, pemimpin Myanmar yang juga penerima Anugerah Nobel Keamanan, Ang San Suu Kyi mempertahankan tindakan tenteranya ke atas etnik minoriti Rohingya di The Hague.

Gambia menuduh Myanmar melanggar Konvensyen Pembunuhan Beramai-ramai PBB 1948 ketika pendengaran kes itu berlangsung pada Disember tahun lalu.

Gambia mendakwa, wujud risiko pembunuhan beramai-ramai yang serius dan perlunya langkah kecemasan diambil terhadap Myanmar bagi menghalang negara itu daripada berterusan melakukan jenayah dan cubaan menghapuskan bukti.

Bagaimanapun tidak jelas apakah langkah kecemasan yang dimaksudkannya.

Kira-kira 740,000 etnik Rohingya melarikan diri ke Bangladesh sejurus kemuncak tindakan ketenteraan oleh Myanmar pada 2017 dengan dakwaan berlaku kes rogol, membakar dengan sengaja dan pembunuhan beramai-ramai.

Kira-kira 600,000 Rohingya masih berada di wilayah Rakhine yang mana Amnesty International (Amnesty) menggelarkannya sebagai syarat aparteid. - AFP

ICJ umum keputusan pembunuhan etnik Rohingya minggu depan | Berita Harian

YANGON: Mahkamah tertinggi Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB) akan membuat keputusan minggu depan sama ada langkah kecemasan perlu dikenakan terhadap Myanmar berhubung dakwaan pembunuhan beramai-ramai ke atas etnik Rohingya.

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Rights groups condemn findings as 'blatant PR exercise' ahead of UN court ruling.





Probe finds war crimes, not genocide, committed against Rohingya
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January 21, 2020 9:27 AM

Suu Kyi (right) shakes hands with Philippine diplomat Rosario Manalo. (AP pic)

YANGON: A Myanmar-appointed panel concluded Monday that some soldiers likely committed war crimes against its Rohingya Muslim community but the military was not guilty of genocide, findings swiftly condemned by rights groups.

The “Independent Commission Of Enquiry (ICOE)” released the results of its probe just ahead of a ruling Thursday by the UN’s top court on whether to impose urgent measures to stop alleged ongoing genocide in Myanmar.

It conceded some security personnel had used disproportionate force and committed war crimes and serious human rights violations, including the “killing of innocent villagers and destruction of their homes”.

But the crimes did not constitute genocide, the panel decided.

“There is insufficient evidence to argue, much less conclude, that the crimes committed were undertaken with the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical (sic), racial or religious group.”

Military operations from August 2017 forced about 740,000 Rohingya to flee over the border into sprawling camps in Bangladesh.

Buddhist-majority Myanmar has always maintained the crackdown by the armed forces, or Tatmadaw, was justified to root out Rohingya insurgents after a series of attacks left a dozen security personnel dead.

But refugees carried consistent accounts of widespread murder, rape, torture and arson with them and have so far largely refused to return for fear of their safety.

‘Far from transparent’

This is the furthest any Myanmar investigation so far has gone in accepting atrocities occurred.


But Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK (BROUK) dismissed the findings as a “blatant PR exercise” to deflect attention from the International Court of Justice’s ruling.

“Myanmar’s deeply flawed investigation into human rights abuses in Rakhine State is another attempt to whitewash the Tatmadaw’s brutal violence against the Rohingya,” said spokesman Tun Khin.

The report seems to scapegoat individual soldiers rather than place responsibility on the military command, said Phil Robertson from Human Rights Watch, calling for the immediate release of the full report.

“The entire ICOE investigation, including its methodology and operations, has been far from transparent,” he said.

The commission comprises two local and two international members, Filipino diplomat Rosario Manalo and former Japanese ambassador to the UN Kenzo Oshima.

Myanmar’s civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi last month personally went to The Hague to argue her country was capable of investigating any allegations of abuse.

She also warned the case, brought against Myanmar by West African nation The Gambia, could reignite the crisis.

If the court rules in The Gambia’s favour, this would be just the first step in a case likely to take years.

Myanmar also faces other legal challenges over the Rohingya, including a probe by the International Criminal Court – a separate war crimes tribunal – and a lawsuit in Argentina which notably alleges Suu Kyi’s complicity.

Probe finds war crimes, not genocide, committed against Rohingya

Rights groups condemn findings as 'blatant PR exercise' ahead of UN court ruling.

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Tiada 'pembunuhan beramai-ramai' etnik Rohingya

Gambar fail, pegawai polis Myanmar mengawal di Maungdaw, Rakhine. - Foto REUTERS

YANGON: Panel dilantik kerajaan Myanmar mendakwa ‘tiada pembunuhan beramai-ramai’ berlaku dalam kejadian menyaksikan 730,000 etnik Rohingya terbunuh di Rakhine pada 2017.

Menurut panel terbabit, wujud ‘alasan munasabah’ bahawa anggota pasukan keselamatan hanya antara pelbagai pihak yang mungkin bertanggungjawab melakukan jenayah perang atau pencabulan serius hak asasi ketika tindakan tentera pada 2017 itu.

"ICOE (Suruhanjaya Siasatan Bebas) tidak menemui sebarang bukti yang menghala kepada berlaku pembunuhan atau tindakan pengusiran ini berlaku menurut niat atau rancangan untuk memusnahkan orang Islam atau mana-mana komuniti lain di Rakhine.

"Tiada bukti mencukupi bagi membuat kesimpulan bahawa jenayah dilakukan dengan niat untuk memusnahkan secara keseluruhan atau sebahagian kumpulan etnik, kaum atau agama selain tiada bukti menunjukkan ada hasrat melakukan pembunuhan beramai-ramai.

“Laporan lengkap berhubung siasatan adalah berdasarkan wawancara dengan penduduk kampung dan anggota pasukan keselamatan menunjukkan militan Rohingya bertindak menyerang 30 pos polis,” katanya.

Menurut laporan terbabit, hasil siasatan itu dikemukakan kepada kerajaan tetapi tidak dinyatakan sama ada ia boleh diakses umum atau tidak.

Keputusan itu bagaimanapun bercanggah dengan penemuan Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB) yang mendapati etnik Islam Rohingya dirogol dan dibunuh beramai-ramai dengan niat melenyapkan mereka ketika melarikan diri dari Rakhine.

"Ini termasuk pembunuhan penduduk kampung yang tidak bersalah dan memusnahkan rumah mereka,” katanya. - Reuters

 

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The ICOE's press release is another heinous act of the #Burmese war criminals to lure the world that they didn't commit Crimes against #Humanity & #genocide. But this admits that the Burmese regime has even committed "Crime against Civilization" in #Arakan. Bring them to Justice!

 

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More than 300 villagers from Dar Lat Chaung and Ka Zu Kaing villages have sought refuge in the town of Ann due to clashes between the Tatmadaw and the Arakan Army, but no temporary camp for them has yet been established.

 

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Tin Tun and Ma Hla run a grocery shop out of their house in Hkamaung-wa village. Soldiers destroyed more than 3 million kyat (US$2,000) worth of property in their house during the interrogation, CHRO said