Watch the summary announcement of the Judgment of the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on Myanmar, subsequent press conference, a final statement from the chair of the Bangladesh National Human Rights Commission, and closing statements from the chair of the Malaysian Organizing Committee, Dr. Chandra Muzaffar. Watch
[NOTE: Some sessions are missing as the PPT heard some witnesses in camera due to security concerns.] Peoples’ Tribunal on Myanmar in Kuala Lumpur DAY 3 ALL SESSIONS (20.Sept.2017) Peoples’ Tribunal on Myanmar in Kuala Lumpur DAY 2 SESSION 2 (19.Sept.2017, audio/video starts at 1:04:30)
Follow the Day 3 Livestream from the courtroom at the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on Myanmar! Day 3 Livestream
Follow the Day 2 Livestream from the courtroom at the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on Myanmar! (Note: the first and final sessions today were held in camera in order to protect the confidentiality and safety of the witnesses). Day 2 Livestream (Afternoon) Day 2 Livestream (Morning)
Follow the Day 1 Livestream from the courtroom at the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on Myanmar! Day 1 Session 4 Day 1 Sessions 2-3 (Completed) Day 1 Session 1 (completed)
PRESS RELEASE (Kuala Lumpur, 14 September 2017)–The Rome-based Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal to hear the allegations and evidence of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide against Myanmar’s religious and ethnic minorities including Rohingyas, Kachin, Ta’ang and Myanmar Muslims. The entire proceeding will be webcast live
By Simon Lewis Published by Reuters on July 6, 2017 The World Food Programme claims that more than 80,000 children might need malnutrition treatment where the Myanmar army cracked down on stateless Rohingyas. Yangon: More than 80,000 young children may need treatment for malnutrition in
By WITW STAFF Published by The New York Times – Women In The World. Five years after a genocidal wave of anti-Muslim violence forced more than 120,000 Rohingya Muslims into camps in the primarily Buddhist nation of Myanmar, the recently-elected government of Nobel Peace laureate
By Emanuel Stoakes Published by IRIN on July 4, 2017 Despite government promises to uphold human rights, sources tell IRIN military abuses continued in May Myanmar security forces allegedly raped as many as 13 women during “clearance” operations following an explosion in May that was
Published by Associated Press on July 4, 2017 YANGON, Myanmar — A mob in Myanmar’s western Rakhine State killed a member of the Muslim Rohingya ethnic minority and injured six others who were on a police-guarded trip Tuesday from the displacement camp where they live