a year ago, myanmar leader aung san suu kyi asked the six—member panel to look for solutions. s report, about? in september last year, aung san suu kyiasked september last year, aung san suu kyi asked kofi annan two head this advisory commission. it came soon after criticism for her silence on this issue. the ongoing crisis in the state. the aim of the crisis was to find a way of resolving this crisis, the ongoing tensions since violence flared up in 2012. hundreds and thousands of people, tens of thousands were displaced. there has been ongoing tensions in them. the forming of the commission was welcomed by some. there was a backlash from nationalists who did not see any reason for foreigners to be getting involved in a very local and complicated situation. what has made it more complicated is that since the commission was started, the situation in rakhine has changed dramatically. in october last year, very soon after the commission was started, there was an attack on the ninth of towbar on a border police post. the beginnings of what we now know to be an insurgency. conflict

what should be the role of aung san suu kyi in all of this? fact that the military maintains a certain role in the political life of the country. but right now her office is spreading dangerous propaganda about the situation in rakhine state. her office is continuing its knee—jerk denials of human rights violations. they are drumming up sentiment against the rohingya muslims. this is profoundly irresponsible and very unhelpful. at this point, the state m e nts unhelpful. at this point, the statements coming from aung san suu kyi's offers and bigger violence in rakhine state, they have not solved anything. that is correct. in the last few months we have documented soldiers committing mass gang rape and mass killings, forcibly displacing tens of thousands of people. we know right now there are tens of thousands of people running for their lives. unfortunately, the government and military are not doing anything. many of these people on the border have been turned back. watcher bangladesh do? what should be their role? —— what should. bangladesh is

but the government of myanmar, run by aung san suu kyi, denies the charges. nmar, run by aung san suu kyi, denies the charges. translationzlj came here alone by myself. i don't know where my four sons or grandchildren us. allah knows what will happen now. civilians are caught in the middle. the myanmar government says rohingyas are legal migrants from bangladesh. bangladesh does not accept either. they say they are being systematically driven out of myanmar. more than 400,000 rohingya refugees authority crossed into bangladesh. 0n rohingya refugees authority crossed into bangladesh. on sunday, the plight of the rohingyas echoed in rome. pope francis appealed for an end to their suffering. translation: sad news has arrived of the persecution of the religious minority, our watcher three brothers. i want to ask the lord to save them and help them and give them full rights. they are our brothers. for now, they face an uncertain future, but they cannot live in the open forever. rohingyas feel they are an abandoned community. bbc news. you are watching newsday on th

what should be the role of aung san suu kyi in this?ntainsa certain is limited in that the military maintains a certain role in the political life of the country. right now, her office is spreading dangerous propaganda about rakhine state. they are continuing denials of human rights violations, drumming up of human rights violations, drumming upa lot of human rights violations, drumming up a lot of anti— rohingya sentiment. this is a very irresponsible and unhelpful. the state m e nts irresponsible and unhelpful. the statements coming from aung san suu kyi's office, that does not resolve anything despite kofi annan's recommendations? that's right. we have documented myanmar army soldiers committing gang rape, forcibly displacing people. thousands of people are running for their lives right now. u nfortu nately, their lives right now. unfortunately, these civilian government and the military are part of you this. many have been turned back. watcher bangladesh do? —— what should. many have been turned back. watcher bangladesh do? -- what

the un's findings, what is it going to do for myanmar‘s international reputation, and that of aung san suu kyie three other commissions, led by others, and we have this, kofi annan is on the advisory board, and there is also the national human rights commission inside the country. so based on theirfindings and conclusions, they will, sort of, open the door for any complaints, if there is enough evidence to charge and take action, whether that be security members or authorities. so they said there's no way to give pressure from the un or other international organisations to send a fact—finding mission, so there's a big row going on. now, how often do you tell your children to get off their phones and tablets? well, officials here in britain are saying that parents should limit the amount of time their children spend online, comparing it to eating junk food. the children's commissioner says that the internet can be addictive, and overuse can have a detrimental effect on children's confidence and wellbeing. tom burridge has the story. kids and screens. it's a constant battle. this seven—year—old

but the government of myanmar, run by aung san suu kyi, denies the charges.e my four sons or grandchildren are. allah knows what will happen now. i don't know where i should go, or what will happen. civilians are caught in the middle. the myanmar government says rohingyas are legal migrants from bangladesh. bangladesh does not accept either. they say they are being systematically driven out of myanmar. more than 400,000 rohingya refugees authority crossed into bangladesh. on sunday, the plight of the rohingyas echoed in rome. pope francis appealed for an end to their suffering. translation: sad news has arrived of the persecution of the religious minority, our rohingya brothers. i would like to express my full closeness to them. i want to ask the lord to save them and help them and give them full rights. let us pray for our brothers. for now, they face an uncertain future, but they cannot live in the open forever. rohingyas feel they are an abandoned community. bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: eight mountain climbers have died in three separ

according to the office of the country's leader aung san suu kyi. the ministry has responded with an watching clearance operations the hygiene mark. and major escalation in a simmering conflict she in the north western state of our kind. sizzles octava. mmhm. burmese soldiers are on patrol in myanmar state of rakhine near the border with bangladesh after the latest rebel attack on friday morning. authoritieies say some onone hundred and fiftfty. agents launched a series off raids on. suppose seen the early hours in the ensuing vice. dozens were killed including twelve security officials. it's the bloodiest day of fighting since the conflict with throwing the militants erupted last year. and it came just hours after former united nations secretary general kofi anon released a report urging the government to improve living conditions in the state. and to help resolve conflict between buddhists and the roofing go. we call all parties to refrain from violence protect civilians restored role an order and resolve issues through dialogue and peaceful means

the government in myanmar led by aung san suu kyi has blamed bengali terrorists for the violence.derogatory name given by the government to the rohingyas, who face persecution in myanmar. just last week, the former secretary general of the united nations, kofi annan, said more needs to be done to integrate them into society. tensions remain high. the status quo cannot continue. those words were spoken just before this latest round of fighting, which will make a political solution to the problems more urgent, but more difficult to achieve. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... five mountaineers have died in a climbing accident in the austrian province of salzburg. a sixth is seriously injured. officials say the climbers were in an area below a glacier near krimml where there is a heightened risk of rock slides. some of the eight people killed in a crash on britain's m1 motorway have been named. they include several indian visitors travelling in the minibus that collided with two trucks. the drivers of the trucks have been charged with causing death by da

a year ago, myanmar leader aung san suu kyi asked the six—member panel to look for solutions.een battling to keep a forest fire under control. a highway near the town of verin in the region of galicia was closed due to thick smoke. deadly fires in neighbouring portugal claimed the lives of more than 60 people injune. authorities in the american city of charlottesville have covered the statue at the centre of anti—racism protests with a black shroud to commemorate the campaigner who was killed nearby last week. heather heyer was killed when a man believed to be a white supremacist crashed a car into a crowd of anti—racism protesters. jamie robertson is here with all the business news. what have you got for us? jackson hole, a mountain resort in the us, in wyoming. population around 9,000 and normally known for the quality of its trout fishing. but today it's also the focus of global financial markets, as it hosts an annual meeting of central bankers from more than a0 countries around the world. top billing, of course, goes to the host — us federal reserve chief janet yellen. so