Acts that violate the international laws, treaties, customs, and practices governing military conflict between belligerent states or parties.War crimes may be committed by a country's regular armed forces, such as its army, navy, or air force, or by irregular armed forces, such as guerrillas and insurgents. Soldiers may be punished for war crimes, as may military and political leaders, members of the judiciary, industrialists, and civilians who are enlisted by a belligerent to contravene the Rules of War.
However, isolated instances of Terrorism...
Myanmar and U.N. Agree to Aim for Repatriation of Rohingya
-
Myanmar’s government signed an agreement with the United Nations, but few
expect the Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic minority forced to flee Myanmar, to go
home ...
7 years ago
