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Aung San Suu Kyi departs the Peace Palace after the third day of hearings on the Rohingya genocide case, in The Hague
Aung San Suu Kyi departs the Peace Palace after the third day of hearings on the Rohingya genocide case, in The Hague Source: AAP

Muslim-majority The Gambia says Myanmar needs to be held accountable for the brutal crimes committed against the Muslim minority group.

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Muslim-majority The Gambia says Myanmar needs to be held accountable for the brutal crimes committed against the Muslim minority group.

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