Kathmandu. The United Nations' highest court, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), is set to deliver a historic verdict on November 19 regarding whether the repression of Rohingya Muslims in M...
Kathmandu. The United Nations' highest court, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), is set to deliver a historic verdict on November 19 regarding whether the repression of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar constitutes genocide.
The Gambia filed a lawsuit against Myanmar in 2019, accusing it of violating the 1948 Genocide Convention. After seven years of hearings and deliberations, the court is poised to issue its ruling.
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The United States has been holding secretive talks with a regime it has accused of genocide, and experts believe it could come down to rare earths.
Kim Aris, the younger son of imprisoned democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi, says he still doesn’t know where his mother is being held. For nearly six years, the ruling junta did not permit him to speak with her, until October, when they allowed for one 20-minute phone call. He’s received no update on her status since, despite his regular demands to establish a formal line of communication. Aris continues to call for greater international support for his mother’s release and Myanmar’s fight for democracy following the 2021 military coup. CNN’s Heather Law reports.
Kyaw Moe Tun - Myanmar's representative to the UN - makes an emotional appeal after saying the international community had failed the country's people.
