Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi, denying the crimes against the Rohingya, Amnesty's reply: There is still a crisis of human rights

the ROME - as A result of the statements made today by Aung San Suu Kyi to the international Court of justice, the regional director for Asia of Amnesty International, Nicolas Bequelin, has issued the following comment: “Aung San Suu Kyi has tried to minimize the seriousness of the crimes committed to the detriment of the people Rohingya. Not them has not even mentioned, nor has it recognized the size of those crimes. This attempt to deny is the deliberate, deceptive and dangerous”. The research of Amnesty International have identified 13 high-ranking officers of the army of Myanmar, including the commander-in-chief, general Min Aung Hlaing, on the need to open judicial procedures for the crimes committed against the Rohingya.

"Statements that defy logic." . “The exodus of more than 700,000 Rohingya living in Myanmar has not been the effect of an orchestrated campaign of killings, rapes and terror. To say, as it says in Aunh San Suu Kyi - that the soldiers ‘did not distinguish clearly between armed fighters and the civilian population’, defies logic. As this is pure fantasy, the thesis according to which the Myanmar authorities are able to investigate the immediate and independent, and to put on trial the alleged perpetrators of crimes under international law, in particular as regards the senior officers of the armed forces who have decades of a total impunity”.

The risks of 600 thousand still in Myanmar. “While today the focus is on Aung San Suu Kyi, let us remember that in the game there is justice for the community of Rohingya, including the 600,000 people who are still in Myanmar, at the risk of further crimes and in need of urgent protection. In the game there is also the fate of the hundreds of thousands of refugees who cannot return to their country. Despite what has been said today, Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar is not a safe place”. “The international Court of justice and the international community must act promptly to protect the Rohingya and prevent further atrocities, for example, by ordering the government of Myanmar to abolish these restrictions discriminatory against them, to ensure humanitarian access and fully cooperate in any international investigation”.

The complaint from the Gambia. Aung San Suu Kyi, councillor of state and head of state of Myanmar, guide for the delegation of Myanmar present in the Hague to answer to the international Court of justice of the charge of having violated the United Nations Convention on the genocidiCorte criminal internazionaleo of 1948. The complaint against Myanmar was presented on 11th November, 2019 from the Gambia, which asked the Court, in anticipation of the ruling, to order Myanmar to adopt “provisional measures to protect the rights of the group Rohingya and prevent any action that may amount to, or contribute to the crime of genocide”.

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