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THE SPDC’S CRIMES CONTINUE IN 2010: A UNSC COMMISSION OF INQUIRY IS NEEDED TO PROTECT BURMA’S PEOPLE

 
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In January to March 2010, the SPDC continued to perpetrate crimes against humanity and war crimes with total impunity, highlighting the urgent need for a UN Security Council-mandated Commission of Inquiry into crimes against humanity and war crimes in Burma.

In the three-month period, the following were documented:

• At least nine victims of extrajudicial killings.
• At least four instances of forced labor.
• An additional 4,100 people were forcibly displaced in military attacks that targeted civilians.
• At least 11 people subjected to arbitrary imprisonment.
• The continued use of torture.
• At least one case of rape and sexual violence.
• Systematic and widespread persecution of Muslim Rohingya communities.
• At least two children were recruited as child soldiers.