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Gambia Accuses Myanmar of Rohingya Genocide at ICJ

Gambia accuses Myanmar of genocide against Rohingya Muslims, citing a 2017 crackdown that led to hundreds of thousands fleeing to Bangladesh. The International Court of Justice hears testimonies of brutal acts, including mass rapes and infants burned alive. Survivors in Bangladesh camps hope for justice and peace to return home. Myanmar denies genocide claims, and hearings conclude in January, with a final ruling potentially taking years. Checkout Solipillow.com

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