Myanmar, Argentina and International Criminal Court
Argentina court issues international arrest warrant for Myanmar military leader
A court in Argentina has issued an international arrest warrant for Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, the commander in chief of Myanmar’s military, for his role in the 2017 genocide against the Rohingya. The court’s decision, announced Thursday, also lists two civilian leaders, including Aung San Suu Kyi, and 22 other military officials.
Argentina court issues arrest warrant for Myanmar junta chief
A court in Argentina has issued an international arrest warrant for Myanmar’s self-appointed president and junta chief, Sen. Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, and other 22 military officials for crimes committed against the Rohingya Muslim minority, activists told Radio Free Asia on Friday.
Clashes have occurred regularly in Magway Region since the beginning of the year as junta forces deployed to the area to ...
The number of mass killings of civilians via airstrikes, drone attacks, shelling, missile attacks, and through landmines and ...
As violence and forced conscription of Rohingya youths continue in Myanmar, hopes for the safe return of refugees to their ...
The incident has led to renewed calls for local civilians in the war-torn state to avoid tampering with unexploded ordnance ...
After capturing 14 of the 17 townships in Rakhine, AA forces advanced over the border into Ayeyarwady, Magwe and Bago regions ...
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Young Rohingya men are being forced to fight as foot soldiers on both sides of Myanmar’s brutal civil war - SPECIAL DISPATCH: ...
MYANMAR’S ongoing civil war has reached a critical point, with the rise of ethnic armed organisations significantly altering ...
A court in Argentina has ruled that international arrest warrants be issued for Myanmar’s self-appointed president and junta ...
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