Amnesty International: Myanmar erasing evidence of Rohingya crimes

Amnesty International claims Myanmar's authorities are erasing evidence of crimes against humanity.

Amnesty International: Myanmar erasing evidence of Rohingya crimes
Mon, 12 Mar, 2018 - 10:12

Amnesty International claims Myanmar's authorities are erasing evidence of crimes against humanity.

They say satellite images show Rohingya villages are being bulldozed to make way for military bases.

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