U.N. says still determining if Myanmar crisis is genocideGENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations has yet to determine whether violence against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar meets the legal definition of genocide, Jyoti Sanghera, Asia Pacific chief at the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Wednesday. U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra ad al-Hussein has called the situation  a textbook example of ethnic cleansing , but he has not used the word genocide.  We are yet looking at the legal boundaries of that,  Sanghera said.  It could meet the boundaries, but we haven t yet made that legal determination at OHCHR.  A U.N. team took witness statements from Rohingya refugees last month, and another human rights mission is currently on the ground, gathering evidence from some of the 582,000 Rohingya who have fled into Bangladesh in the last two months.  The testimony gathered by the team referred to unspeakable horrors,  Sanghera told an audience at Geneva s Graduate Institute.  Even as I speak this evening the world is witnessing a horrific spectacle of massive forced displacement and suffering.  A few hundred thousand Rohingya are thought to remain in Myanmar s northern Rakhine state, she said.  The refugees described massive detention and systematic rape by Myanmar security forces, deliberate destruction of Rohingya villages so that people could not return, and deliberate targeting of cultural and religious leaders that aimed to  diminish Rohingya history, culture and knowledge , she said. Imams had their beards shaved or burnt off, and women and girls were raped inside mosques. Some refugees said their non-Rohingya neighbors had been given weapons and uniforms and worked in concert with the security forces.  Unsettled post-colonial questions and tensions fueled by colonial powers of the past have been exploited by the military junta in Myanmar to keep ethnic rivalries simmering,  Sanghera said.   Systematic and acute discrimination of the Rohingya Muslims continues to be kept alive by the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi, to a point referred to recently by the High Commissioner for Human Rights as  ethnic cleansing  of an entire people.  Designating the Rohingya as victims of genocide under a 1948 U.N. convention would increase pressure on the international community to take action to protect them, and could expose Myanmar officials to a greater threat of international justice. The U.N. convention, passed in the wake of the Nazi holocaust, requires countries to act to prevent and punish genocide, which it defines as any of a number of acts committed with the  intent to destroy, in whole or in part  a national, ethnic, racial or religious group. It is one of four categories of crimes subject to the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court in the Hague. worldnews
says still determining myanmar crisis genocidegeneva reuters the united nations yet determine whether violence rohingya muslims myanmar meets legal definition genocide kyoto sanghera asia pacific chief office high commissioner human rights said wednesday high commissioner human rights eid ra ad called situation textbook example ethnic cleansing used word genocide we yet looking legal boundaries sanghera said it could meet boundaries yet made legal determination occur a team took witness statements rohingya refugees last month another human rights mission currently ground gathering evidence rohingya fled bangladesh last two months the testimony gathered team referred unspeakable horrors sanghera told audience geneva graduate institute even i speak evening world witnessing horrific spectacle massive forced displacement suffering a hundred thousand rohingya thought remain myanmar northern machine state said the refugees described massive detention systematic rape myanmar security forces deliberate destruction rohingya villages people could return deliberate targeting cultural religious leaders aimed diminish rohingya history culture knowledge said imams beards shaved burnt women girls raped inside mosques some refugees said neighbors given weapons uniforms worked concert security forces unsettled questions tensions fueled colonial powers past exploited military junta myanmar keep ethnic rivalries simmering sanghera said systematic acute discrimination rohingya muslims continues kept alive democratically elected government sung san sup kyi point referred recently high commissioner human rights ethnic cleansing entire people designating rohingya victims genocide convention would increase pressure international community take action protect could expose myanmar officials greater threat international justice the convention passed wake nazi holocaust requires countries act prevent punish genocide defines number acts committed intent destroy whole part national ethnic racial religious group it one four categories crimes subject jurisdiction international criminal court vague worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: U.N. says still determining if Myanmar crisis is genocideGENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations has yet to determine whether violence against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar meets the legal definition of genocide, Jyoti Sanghera, Asia Pacific chief at the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Wednesday. U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra ad al-Hussein has called the situation  a textbook example of ethnic cleansing , but he has not used the word genocide.  We are yet looking at the legal boundaries of that,  Sanghera said.  It could meet the boundaries, but we haven t yet made that legal determination at OHCHR.  A U.N. team took witness statements from Rohingya refugees last month, and another human rights mission is currently on the ground, gathering evidence from some of the 582,000 Rohingya who have fled into Bangladesh in the last two months.  The testimony gathered by the team referred to unspeakable horrors,  Sanghera told an audience at Geneva s Graduate Institute.  Even as I speak this evening the world is witnessing a horrific spectacle of massive forced displacement and suffering.  A few hundred thousand Rohingya are thought to remain in Myanmar s northern Rakhine state, she said.  The refugees described massive detention and systematic rape by Myanmar security forces, deliberate destruction of Rohingya villages so that people could not return, and deliberate targeting of cultural and religious leaders that aimed to  diminish Rohingya history, culture and knowledge , she said. Imams had their beards shaved or burnt off, and women and girls were raped inside mosques. Some refugees said their non-Rohingya neighbors had been given weapons and uniforms and worked in concert with the security forces.  Unsettled post-colonial questions and tensions fueled by colonial powers of the past have been exploited by the military junta in Myanmar to keep ethnic rivalries simmering,  Sanghera said.   Systematic and acute discrimination of the Rohingya Muslims continues to be kept alive by the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi, to a point referred to recently by the High Commissioner for Human Rights as  ethnic cleansing  of an entire people.  Designating the Rohingya as victims of genocide under a 1948 U.N. convention would increase pressure on the international community to take action to protect them, and could expose Myanmar officials to a greater threat of international justice. The U.N. convention, passed in the wake of the Nazi holocaust, requires countries to act to prevent and punish genocide, which it defines as any of a number of acts committed with the  intent to destroy, in whole or in part  a national, ethnic, racial or religious group. It is one of four categories of crimes subject to the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court in the Hague. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: says still determining myanmar crisis genocidegeneva reuters the united nations yet determine whether violence rohingya muslims myanmar meets legal definition genocide kyoto sanghera asia pacific chief office high commissioner human rights said wednesday high commissioner human rights eid ra ad called situation textbook example ethnic cleansing used word genocide we yet looking legal boundaries sanghera said it could meet boundaries yet made legal determination occur a team took witness statements rohingya refugees last month another human rights mission currently ground gathering evidence rohingya fled bangladesh last two months the testimony gathered team referred unspeakable horrors sanghera told audience geneva graduate institute even i speak evening world witnessing horrific spectacle massive forced displacement suffering a hundred thousand rohingya thought remain myanmar northern machine state said the refugees described massive detention systematic rape myanmar security forces deliberate destruction rohingya villages people could return deliberate targeting cultural religious leaders aimed diminish rohingya history culture knowledge said imams beards shaved burnt women girls raped inside mosques some refugees said neighbors given weapons uniforms worked concert security forces unsettled questions tensions fueled colonial powers past exploited military junta myanmar keep ethnic rivalries simmering sanghera said systematic acute discrimination rohingya muslims continues kept alive democratically elected government sung san sup kyi point referred recently high commissioner human rights ethnic cleansing entire people designating rohingya victims genocide convention would increase pressure international community take action protect could expose myanmar officials greater threat international justice the convention passed wake nazi holocaust requires countries act prevent punish genocide defines number acts committed intent destroy whole part national ethnic racial religious group it one four categories crimes subject jurisdiction international criminal court vague worldnews