Access to burned-out Rohingya village allowed

Access to burned-out Rohingya village allowed

Photo taken Dec. 21, 2016, shows residents of a burned-out village of Rohingya Muslims in western Myanmar. The Myanmar government allowed some news organizations, including Kyodo News, to visit there in the wake of growing criticism over persecution against the minority group. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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