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Burma's Breaking Points: Genocide in Rakhine State

Organizer: US Campaign for Burma; University of California, Santa Barbara

Type/Location: Virtual

Description:

This event will explore the humanitarian and human-rights challenges facing communities in Rakhine State, including the genocide against the Rohingya and ongoing demands for justice and accountability. Speakers will examine how armed conflict, displacement, and restricted humanitarian access affect civilians, particularly women and girls, and discuss urgent protection needs, barriers to essential services, and the role of local organizations in supporting affected communities and advancing a locally led response.

Speakers:

  • Deputy Minister Aung Kyaw Moe, National Unity Government

  • Nay Chi, Independent Researcher and GESI Consultant

Registration:

To attend the event virtually, please register here.

 
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