Myanmar has denied allegations of human rights violations in the wake of a UN report saying that there is 'evidence' of genocide and ethnic cleansing in Rakhine.
"Myanmar is still trying to bring the Rakhine state to the streets of development and stability," the editorial of the country's government mouthpiece 'Global New Light of Myanmar' said. Although there are still money coming from abroad and fueling terrorism. "
In the editorial that Arakan Rohingya Salvashan Armyi (ARSA) had attacked Rakhine police post and army base in August last year.
It is said that after the attack Ranaik army campaign started. Since then, in the last six months, more than seven lakh people from Rakhine have taken refuge in neighboring Bangladesh to save lives.
On the basis of interviews conducted by Myanmar officials in Rakhine, the editorial further said that most of the people there fled the house fearing jobs, lack of food and ARSA threats.
On Monday, UN special secretary Yangshi Li said in Geneva that Myanmar government and the army will have to account for the crimes committed against Rohingya.
