U.N. rights forum condemns crimes against Rohingya, seeks access, justiceGENEVA (Reuters) - The U.N. Human Rights Council on Tuesday condemned  the very likely commission of crimes against humanity  against Rohingya in Myanmar and called on the government to ensure justice for victims and access for U.N. investigators and aid workers. The 47 member forum adopted a resolution brought by Bangladesh, which is sheltering 626,000 Muslim Rohingyas who fled violence that erupted in northern Rakhine state in August. The vote was 33 in favor, three against including China, with nine abstentions, and two delegations absent. Myanmar s ambassador Htin Lynn told the Geneva forum that his government  disassociated  itself from the resolution.  Politicisation and partiality seem to be taking root in our work...Any effort by the international community should not be fanning the flames on the ground,  he said. worldnews
rights forum condemns crimes rohingya seeks access justicegeneva reuters the human rights council tuesday condemned likely commission crimes humanity rohingya myanmar called government ensure justice victims access investigators aid workers the member forum adopted resolution brought bangladesh sheltering muslim rohingyas fled violence erupted northern machine state august the vote favor three including china nine abstentions two delegations absent myanmar ambassador ftin lynn told geneva forum government disassociated resolution politicisation partially seem taking root work any effort international community banning flames ground said 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. rights forum condemns crimes against Rohingya, seeks access, justiceGENEVA (Reuters) - The U.N. Human Rights Council on Tuesday condemned  the very likely commission of crimes against humanity  against Rohingya in Myanmar and called on the government to ensure justice for victims and access for U.N. investigators and aid workers. The 47 member forum adopted a resolution brought by Bangladesh, which is sheltering 626,000 Muslim Rohingyas who fled violence that erupted in northern Rakhine state in August. The vote was 33 in favor, three against including China, with nine abstentions, and two delegations absent. Myanmar s ambassador Htin Lynn told the Geneva forum that his government  disassociated  itself from the resolution.  Politicisation and partiality seem to be taking root in our work...Any effort by the international community should not be fanning the flames on the ground,  he said. 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: rights forum condemns crimes rohingya seeks access justicegeneva reuters the human rights council tuesday condemned likely commission crimes humanity rohingya myanmar called government ensure justice victims access investigators aid workers the member forum adopted resolution brought bangladesh sheltering muslim rohingyas fled violence erupted northern machine state august the vote favor three including china nine abstentions two delegations absent myanmar ambassador ftin lynn told geneva forum government disassociated resolution politicisation partially seem taking root work any effort international community banning flames ground said worldnews