Journalists hear firsthand from Myanmar's Rohingya on gov't tour

Journalists hear firsthand from Myanmar's Rohingya on gov't tour

Houses are seen burnt down in Maungdaw in Myanmar's Rakhine State, which has a large Muslim Rohingya population, on Dec. 21, 2016. They claim soldiers from the country's armed forces burned a village in October. A number of Rohingya women there also claim to have been raped. However, some villagers dispute the claims. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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