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Tillerson calls for Myanmar Rohingya investigation US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has called for an independent investigation into Myanmar's Rohingya crisis. Myanmar's army has been accused of killing Rohingya people and burning their villages, forcing hundreds of thousands to flee to Bangladesh. Mr Tillerson said the crisis concerned the US, but added that sanctions against Myanmar were "not advisable" at this time. His comments came after he met Aung Sang Suu Kyi and Myanmar's army chief. International pressure has been mounting for months on Aung Sang Suu Kyi to condemn the army's alleged brutality and what the UN human rights chief has described as a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing". Ms Suu Kyi is the de-facto head of Myanmar's civilian administration but does not have control over the military. Her government has denied entry to UN investigators looking into allegations of ethnic cleansing. She is accused of ignoring the plight of the Rohingya, a Muslim minority which is left stateless in majority-Buddhist Myanmar. But speaking alongside Mr Tillerson at a joint press briefing on Wednesday in Myanmar's capital Naypyitaw, she said she had "not been silent". "What people mean is what I say is not interesting enough," she said. "What I say is not meant to be exciting, it's meant to be accurate... not set people against each other." - Who are the Rohingya group behind attacks? - The truth about Rohingya militants - What you need to know about the crisis Some US lawmakers have introduced legislation that would impose targeted sanctions and travel restrictions on military officials in Myanmar over the crisis. The proposed measures would not target Ms Suu Kyi, who enjoyed widespread support in Washington during her years of house arrest under military rule. While Mr Tillerson said he did not support broad economic sanctions, he said the US was "distressed" by the suffering of Rohingya refugees fleeing to Bangladesh. "Scenes of what occurred are just horrific," he told reporters, adding that it was the biggest crisis Myanmar had faced since the transition from military rule. Ms Suu Kyi won elections in 2015, the first free polls in Myanmar in 25 years. About 600,000 Rohingya have fled Myanmar since August this year, after Rohingya militant attacks on police posts sparked counter-insurgency operations. Mr Tillerson condemned the attacks by the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (Arsa), calling them "unprovoked" and something that US had "zero tolerance" for. The US would continue to support Myanmar's transition to democracy, he said, adding: "We want to see Myanmar succeed... I have a hard time seeing how [sanctions] helps resolve this crisis." But he said he would review the sanctions legislation back in Washington. He also said the US would provide more aid to help both Bangladesh and Myanmar address the humanitarian crisis. The UN has warned that refugees are now at risk of sexual exploitation in Bangladesh. - Rohingya women 'forced into prostitution' - Suu Kyi speaks about Rohingya crisis - Reality Check: Are Suu Kyi's Rohingya claims correct? On Tuesday, the Myanmar army released the results of an internal investigation in which it exonerated itself of blame regarding the Rohingya crisis. It denied killing any Rohingya villagers, setting houses alight, raping women and girls, or looting their homes. However, the investigation's results contradicted evidence seen by BBC correspondents on the ground. Rohingya people who reached Bangladesh also said that Burmese troops backed by local Buddhist mobs had burned their villages, attacking and killing civilians. Amnesty International said the army's report was an attempted "whitewash" and called for UN factfinders to be allowed into the region.
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रोहिंज्याहरुको घरफिर्तीका लागि समझदारी म्यानमारमा हालै भएको सैन्य कारबाहीबाट बच्न भागेर छिमेकी देश बांग्लादेश पुगेका हजारौँ रोहिंज्या मुसलमानहरुको घरफिर्तीका लागि बांग्लादेशले म्यानमारसँग एक समझदारी गरेको छ। म्यानमारको राजधानी न्यपि ट मा हस्ताक्षर गरिएको उक्त समझदारीबारे विस्तृत विवरणहरु सार्वजनिक गरिएका छैनन्। रोहिंज्या संकटः राष्ट्रसंघमाथि प्रश्न चिन्ता बांग्लादेशले त्यसलाई "पहिलो कदम" भनी उल्लेख गरेको छ। म्यानमारले भने रोहिंज्याहरुलाई "जतिसक्दो छिटो " घरफिर्ती गराउनका लागि तयार भएको बताएको छ। रोहिंज्याहरुको सुरक्षाको प्रत्याभूति हुनुपर्ने भन्दै सहायता निकायहरुले उनीहरुलाई जबरजस्ती घरफिर्ती गराउनेबारे चिन्ता प्रकट गर्दै आएका थिए। राज्यविहीन भएका रोहिंज्याहरु मुख्यतः मुसलमान अल्पसंख्यक हुन् र बौद्धमार्गी बहुल म्यानमारमा उनीहरु उत्पीडनमा पर्दै आएका छन्। बुधबार अमेरिकी विदेशमन्त्री रेक्स टिलर्सनले रोहिंज्याविरुद्ध म्यानमारको सेनाको गरेको कारबाहीलाई जातीय सफाया सरह भएको बताएका थिए। गत हप्ता म्यानमारको सेनाले रोहिंज्या संकटलाई लिएर उसमाथि लागेको आरोपमा आफू निर्दोष रहेको बताएको थियो। रोहिंज्या मुसलानलाई मारेको‚ उनीहरुको बस्तीमा आगो लगाएको‚ अनि महिला र किशोरीलाई बलात्कार गरेको तथा सरसमान चोरेको आरोपलाई म्यानमारको सेनाले अस्वीकार गर्दै आएको छ। तर सेनाको यस्तो दाबी बीबीसी संवाददाताहरुले देखेका स्थलगत प्रमाणहरुको विपरीत पाइएको छ। संयुक्त राष्ट्रसंघले पनि रोहिंज्या संकटलाई जातीय सफाया बताएको छ। घरफिर्ती रोहिंज्या मुसलमानहरुको बांग्लादेशबाट घरफिर्ती प्रकृया कहिले शुरु हुने वा घरफिर्ती सम्बन्धी म्यानमारका शर्तहरु के-के छन् स्पष्ट हुन सकेको छैन। फरक-फरक कारणहरुले रोहिंज्या संकटलाई लिएर दुवै देश दबाबमा छन्। बांग्लादेशमा गत अगस्ट पूर्व आएका करिब चार लाख रोहिंज्याहरु पहिले देखि नै शरण लिइरहेका छन्। बांग्लादेशी सरकार आफ्नो जनतालाई रोहिंज्याहरु स्थायी बासिन्दा हुने छैनन् भनी प्रष्ट्याउन चाहन्छ। म्यानमारका अधिकारीहरु, खासगरि नेतृ आङ् सान सू ची, संकट समाधान गर्न परेको अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय दबाब खेप्दै छन्।