CLEAN : Myanmar Rohingya abuse may amount to crimes against humanity: AI

The transcript discusses the violence against the Rohingya minority by the military, starting from October 9th after attacks on police posts. The government's denial and restrictions on international observers are highlighted, along with the humanitarian crisis due to lack of aid access. The military's independent power and the political leadership's failure to address human rights violations are examined. The situation at the Bangladesh border, where refugees face challenges, is also covered.

What event triggered the military's response against the Rohingya?

• An international conference on human rights

• A natural disaster in the region

• An attack on police posts by a militant group

• A protest by Rohingya civilians

How has the government responded to international concerns about the situation?

• By allowing international observers into the region

• By denying any wrongdoing and blaming the international community

• By increasing humanitarian aid to the affected areas

• By holding peace talks with the Rohingya leaders

What has been the impact of the government's restrictions on access to northern Rakhine State?

• Increased international aid reaching the region

• Improved relations with neighboring countries

• Limited access for humanitarian organizations

• A decrease in violence in the area

What is a significant challenge faced by the civilian government in Myanmar?

• Lack of international support

• Natural disasters affecting the region

• Inability to control the military

• Economic sanctions from neighboring countries

What difficulties do Rohingya refugees face upon arriving in Bangladesh?

• Support from the Bangladeshi government

• Immediate access to food and shelter

• Fear of deportation and lack of humanitarian aid

• Opportunities for employment and education