As we see an escalation in violence by the army against the people in Burma, it is more important than ever that the United States call the crimes committed against the Rohingya what they are, genocide.
Ed Markey: “As we see an escalation in violence by the army against the people in Burma, it is more important than ever that the…”
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Markey emphasizes the need to label the army's actions as genocide amidst rising violence.
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