Myanmar’s leader Aung San Suu Kyi attempts to downplay state-sponsored genocide in the Buddhist-majority country against minority Muslims.

The UN’s new human rights chief calls for “an independent international mechanism” to prepare criminal indictments against Myanmar’s military for atrocities against Rohingya Muslims.

The United Nations (UN)’s top human rights official says Myanmar’s leader Aung San Suu Kyi should have resigned last year over a state-sponsored campaign of terror against Rohingya Muslims in the country.

Myanmar blatantly rejects a UN investigation that holds the country’s military responsible for genocide against its minority Rohingya Muslim population.

Rohingya Muslim refugees in Bangladesh rally to call for "justice" on the anniversary of Myanmar’s deadly crackdown on the minority group.

A study of the scars left on the bodies of Rohingya refugees expelled from Myanmar testifies to their accounts of state-sponsored violence against civilians.

Myanmar’s leader says Bangladesh is responsible for the start of the repatriation of the Rohingya Muslims who have fled state violence in Myanmar, warning that the risk of “violence” remains once the minority Muslims do return.

A panel set up by Myanmar to probe atrocities against Rohingya Muslims does not seem to be performing its task in a “serious and impartial” manner, Human Rights Watch says.

Human rights activists and observers flatly reject a commission appointed by Myanmar to investigate violence perpetrated with the state’s own backing against the Rohingya Muslim community.

The United Nations Security Council calls on Myanmar to facilitate the safe return of the Rohingya Muslim refugees in Bangladesh.