Posted on 01/23/2020 4:54:12 AM PST by Olog-hai
The UN’s top court ruled on Thursday that the Rohingya face a “real and ongoing” threat of genocide in Myanmar, and emergency provisional measures should be implemented to protect the Rohingya inside the country.
The provisional measures should be implemented to protect the Muslim Rohingya minority in Myanmar during the next stage of the hearing, said the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
The court also ruled that it has jurisdiction over the genocide case and the next stage of the hearing can go ahead.
The Gambia brought the case to the ICJ on behalf of an organization of Muslim nations, accusing Myanmar of genocide during its 2017 crackdown on the Rohingya, which saw 700,000 flee over the border to Bangladesh and thousands of Rohingya were killed and raped as well as burning Rohingya villages. …
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The fact that the UN comes up with this ruling makes me skeptical. For all I know it could be true...but the UN is so unreliable, I cannot trust them to tell the truth.
This is about the country once called Burma
The UN’s charter is based on the old USSR constitution, so credibility does not exist there.
Also, Gambia acting “on behalf of an organization of Muslim nations” pushes the credibility factor into the negative integers.
Illegal Aliens should stay in their own country.
But at no time have they addressed the genocide against Christians
So for their safety they should remain in Bangladesh.
Myanmar is almost 88% Buddhist, perhaps the most pacifist large religion on the planet. Yet the Muslims have pissed them off enough that you have this. Hmmmm.
On the other hand, having Muslim hoards flee Bangladesh for Burma is societal suicide
Bangladeshis are exceed on the scale of undesirables only by Yemenis
I stand with the Burmese Buddhists.
And the mohammedans are... well... mohammedans.
A plague on both their houses.
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