minorities memo also faces a charge of genocide at the international court of justice thousands of wrangel were killed and nearly a 1000000 fled into bangladesh after a crackdown in rakhine state in 2017 or earlier i spoke to benjamin's a wacky who's a southeast asia analyst and he says this u.n. resolution is too late and law.

minorities men also faces a charge of genocide at the international court of justice thousands of wrangel were killed and nearly a 1000000 fled into neighboring bangladesh after a crackdown in rakhine state well earlier i spoke to benjamin's a wacky who's a southeast asia list and he says this u.n. resolution is too late and lacks the legal weight to trigger a international action. you haven't 9 non-binding non legally binding general assembly resolution 2 years late that simply expresses condemnation for something that's now 2 years in the past and urges the myanmar government to take actions that it has repeatedly indicated that it is unwilling to take so no it's very difficult to see how this resolution could be of any concrete benefit to either the . refugees who fled into banquet dash or for the some 400000 or so estimated ranges who remain in myanmar in remain at risk of further genocidal attacks the sad part about him is that the un general assembly the same body that issued the resolution recently passed the responsibility to protect unanimously in 2005 which makes abundantly clea

minorities nemo also faces a charge of genocide at the international court of justice thousands of wrangel were killed and nearly a 1000000 fled into bangladesh after a crackdown in rakhine state in 2017 or earlier i spoke to benjamin's a wacky who's a southeast asia and a list and he says this u.n. resolution is too late and lacks that legal weight to trigger international action . you haven't 9 non-binding non legally binding general assembly resolution 2 years late that simply expresses condemnation for something that's now 2 years in the past and urges the myanmar government to take actions that it has repeatedly indicated that it is unwilling to take so no it's very difficult to see how this resolution could be of any concrete benefit to either the. refugees who fled into bangladesh or for the some 400000 or so estimated ranges who remain in myanmar and remain at risk of further genocidal attacks the sad part about it is that the un general assembly the same body that issued the resolution recently passed the responsibility to protect unanimously in 2005 which makes abundantly clear t