The International Court of Justice is scheduled to rule on Thursday whether Myanmar committed genocide against the Rohingya, as ASEAN leaders meet in the Philippines starting Sunday to debate Myanmar's exclusion from summits. Both issues centre on Min Aung Hlaing, who has received welcomes from several ASEAN members.
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The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is scheduled on Thursday to rule whether Myanmar committed genocide against its marginalised Muslim Rohingya minority.
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We are waiting to see what the outcome will be on that day, the judgement for everything we have been experiencing for generations,
If they welcome people who lack basic humanity and destroyed our lives, our futures and our possessions, we will be very let down,
If the ICJ finds that Myanmar committed genocide, it would seriously weaken Min Aung Hlaing's efforts,
Any public association with him could create political and reputational risks, especially for governments that claim to support human rights and international law.
Anwar Ibrahim · Malaysia will do whatever is possible to smooth Myanmar's normalisation in ASEAN.
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driving nearly 750,000 into Bangladesh as refugees
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The 11-nation ASEAN bloc has shunned Myanmar leaders from summits
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