1)
The Burmese regime’s commission of the most
serious crimes of concern to the international community,
including crimes against humanity and war crimes. |
The
“Crimes in Burma” report identifies
four types of abuses that constitute prima facie
evidence of crimes
against humanity and war
crimes committed by Burma’s
regime:
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Forced displacement
• Rape and sexual violence
• Extrajudicial killings and summary
executions
• Torture
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2)
The Burmese regime’s unwillingness and inability
to investigate and prosecute the perpetrators of the
widespread and systematic violations. |
Lack
of independence of the judiciary and lack of
institutional capacity have resulted in a culture
of impunity surrounding the violations committed
by the Burma’s regime. |
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