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Myanmar Military Faces Added International Scrutiny

Steve Sandford

   CHIANG MAI, THAILAND - Increasing conflict between Myanmar's ethnic
   armed groups and government forces during the last year has increased
   civilian casualties amid mounting allegations of war crimes.

   With the U.N.'s International Court of Justice order that the country
   "take all measures within its power" to prevent any acts of genocide
   against ethnic Rohingya Muslims, who fled the country amid a bloody
   military crackdown in 2017, other ethnic minorities that have been
   fighting for decades over control of resource-rich territory are coming
   forward to voice their concerns over past documented atrocities, also
   carried out by the Myanmar military.
   

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