Myanmar expressed concerns
Myanmar has expressed deep concern over the application to the International Criminal Court (ICC) over the jurisdiction to take legal action against Myanmar, forcing the Rohingyas to leave the country. Prosecutor Banusuda filed this petition with the ICC rule.
In a statement from Myanmar's state councilor's office, it has been said that Myanmar is not a signatory country of the ICC charter. The Charter has said that the ICC has jurisdiction over any country not signed. The UN Convention on the Vienna Convention of the United Nations in 1969 has not been ratified by the international treaty on a country that has not been ratified. If the extension of jurisdiction over any non-partner party will have a negative impact on other countries.
Myanmar's statement
Myanmar's statement said that Myanmar never forced anyone to leave the country. Myanmar has been working with Bangladesh to bring displaced Myanmar people back home. A number of treaties have been signed with Bangladesh in this regard. The repatriation process is going on. Myanmar Social Welfare, Relief and Rehabilitation Minister visits Bangladesh and talks to displaced people. He told Myanmar preparations for the withdrawal.
United Nations has blacklisted Myanmar army
The United Nations has blacklisted the Myanmar army for carrying out sexual violence against Rohingyas. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Gutierrez sent a report to the Security Council. The report said sexual violence was a part of a strategy to give 'Rohingya' a collective punishment. This report will be presented at a meeting on Monday in the Security Council meeting on sexual violence.
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The Associated Press (AP), a US news agency, has demanded the UN Secretary General's report to be submitted to the Security Council. The United Nations has brought under the list of governments of different countries, rebels and extremist 51 groups. It has been emphasized on the prevention of sexual violence in conflict-affected areas.
Gutierrez said
In a report sent to the Security Council, Antonio Gutierrez has said that international physicians have documented cases of psychological fears of physical and brutal sexual violence against many of the nearly seven million Rohingyas fleeing in Bangladesh. There are allegations that Myanmar's armed forces carried out this repression with local militias. During the clearance operation of the army in October 2016 and 2017, these persecutions have occurred.
Gutierrez said these activities were part of the strategy of oppressing, threatening and collectively punishing the Rohingya population. The way of the Rohingyas was discontinued by expelled from their motherland through planned repression.
Human rights organization
Human rights organization Amnesty International said in a recent report that the military campaigned to make the society Rohingya. And the hatred that spreads inside the society is the reason for the destruction of Rohingya. A UN report said that a planned military operation had already begun before the assault by the Rakhine to drive out Rohingya and stop all the way back. The raids on the terracotta policy by burning the Rohingya homes and calling it the main ethnic killing of the United Nations Human Rights Council
The Muslim minority Rohingyas are not recognized in Buddhist majority Myanmar. Rohingyas are identified as 'Bengalis'. It is said that they come from Bangladesh and live illegally in Myanmar. Because Rohingya does not have citizenship, they have become a non-state