Victims of human rights violations urge the Philippines to prosecute the Burmese military leader
Photo: Inquirer.net Inquirer.net Victims of human rights violations in Myanmar are urging Philippine authorities to proceed with a criminal complaint filed in 2023 to prosecute Myanmar's coup leader Min Aung Hlaing. Burm
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