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Amnesty report brings calls for Myanmar military chiefs to be prosecuted

Forfo Daw's five family members were killed in Ye Bauk Kyar, a village where 46 Hindus were killed, according to Amnesty International.

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Human-rights groups have called for senior Myanmar military chiefs to be prosecuted for crimes against humanity after an Amnesty International investigation into the treatment of minority Rohingya in northern Rakhine state.

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