YANGON: UN investigators say they have recorded "systematic" torture in Myanmar's military-run detention facilities including ...

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The Myanmar junta has beaten, strangled, electrocuted and raped people held in detention facilities in a campaign of “systematic torture,” United Nations investigators have alleged.

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New York-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) has urged the Thai government to permit Myanmar refugees in the country to travel and seek employment, amid food and healthcare shortages resulting from US aid ...