Myanmar inquiry into treatment of Rohingya criticised after finding no evidence of rape
Government-appointed investigators failed to meet alleged victims living in Bangladesh
A Myanmar government-backed inquiry that dismissed allegations of genocide against the Rohingya has been condemned as a deeply flawed cover-up, after it failed to interview a single victim of rape.
The full report of the panel inquiry, which has been criticised by the UN, was not made publicly available. It is not clear how many Rohingya were interviewed by the panel.