U.N. Court Says Myanmar Must Protect Minority Amid Fears Of Genocide

The UN has ordered Myanmar to protect its Rohingya population following accusations of genocide. In 2017, Myanmar's military attacked Rohingya villages, causing a massive refugee crisis. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled that Myanmar must prevent further violence against the Rohingya and report on its actions. Myanmar denies genocide but acknowledges some war crimes. The ICJ's ruling highlights the global responsibility to address genocide.

What event in 2017 led to the mass displacement of the Rohingya population?

• Military attacks in Rakhine state

• A natural disaster

• Economic collapse

• Political elections

What did the International Court of Justice rule regarding Myanmar's actions towards the Rohingya?

• Myanmar must apologize publicly

• Myanmar should allow Rohingya to form a separate state

• Myanmar must prevent further violence against the Rohingya

• Myanmar should provide financial compensation

How did Myanmar's foreign ministry respond to the allegations of genocide?

• They ignored the allegations

• They blamed neighboring countries

• They claimed the reports were exaggerated

• They accepted the allegations

What is one of the directives given to Myanmar by the International Court of Justice?

• To provide free education to Rohingya children

• To build new refugee camps

• To file reports every six months on protective measures

• To increase military presence in Rakhine

What role does the Global Justice Center believe the international community should play in cases of genocide?

• Impose trade sanctions

• Provide financial aid

• Address it as a global concern

• Intervene militarily