Myanmar’s Conflict Death Toll Surpasses 100,000, Third Committee Hears, as South Sudan’s Elections Risk Triggering War
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Myanmar’s military has intensified attacks on civilians as the country’s death toll since the 2021 coup surpassed 100,000, United Nations experts warned the Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) today, while a separate investigation cautioned that South Sudan’s approaching elections risk triggering…
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United Nations experts told the Third Committee that Myanmar’s military has intensified attacks on civilians, with the death toll since the 2021 coup surpassing 100,000. Separately, an investigation cautioned that South Sudan’s approaching elections risk triggering another war.
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The Third Committee heard that the death toll since 2021 has surpassed 100,000, while United Nations experts warned that the military has intensified attacks on civilians.
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