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For nearly two decades, Washington's policy stance toward Myanmar has oscillated between moral outrage and strategic neglect.

Hearings in the first full genocide case the International Court of Justice has taken up in more than a decade, begin in The Hague this week.

The UN's top court is hearing a genocide case against Myanmar, accused of mass killings of Rohingya Muslims.

Many of the millions of people displaced by fighting in Myanmar won't vote in elections held by a military government.

Public hearings opened on Monday at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in a landmark case brought by the Gambia against Myanmar, alleging violations of the Genocide Convention over the military's treatment of the Rohingya minority.

When a 7.7-magnitude earthquake hit Myanmar last year, roads buckled and thousands of buildings collapsed. But a group of small, ultra-low-cost homes made from bamboo survived without any damage. Finished just days before the quake, the houses are ...

Survivors of violence hope proceedings will bring justice a step closer and set a precedent for future genocide allegations ...

Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh hope for justice as the ICJ begins its first full genocide case in more than a decade.

Critics say the polls organized by the military government are neither free nor fair and are an effort by the military to legitimize its rule after seizing power from the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in February 2021.