Soldats birmans accusés de viols «systématiques»

epa06325062 A Rohingya refugee woman holds her child in a tent in a makeshift camp at the beach at the Myanmar-Bangladesh border near the town of Maungsaw, Rakhine State, western Myanmar, 12 November 2017. Over 2,000 Rohingya people have found refuge in the makeshift camp near the Myanmar-Bangladesh border, waiting to cross to the Bangladesh side. In its latest report, the UN Inter-Sectoral Coordination Group put the number of Rohingyas who had arrived in Bangladesh in the last two and a half months at 613,000, of which the UNICEF estimated that 60 percent were children. The Rohingya crisis started on 25 August, when Rohingya rebels launched a series of attacks on multiple government posts in the region, leading the Myanmar army to unleash an ongoing large-scale military offensive and what the UN descirbed as 'ethnic clensing'. Myanmar does not recognize the Rohingyas as citizens and imposes various restrictions on them, including limitations on their movements within the country. EPA