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The military junta openly denied that they are forcefully training and conscripting Rohingya. The footage I got from the ground shows that hundreds of Rohingya are forcefully recruited and the training is overseen by the Border and Security affairs minister of junta. This is against ICJ provisional measure and...

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The international community must take action against the injustice going on Rohingya people in Rakhine state of Myanmar.

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Then so called Myanmar Muslim association is busy with licking the Junta’s Ball.

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This is undeniable evidence….

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