U.N. chief, Security Council call on Myanmar to end violenceUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday urged Myanmar authorities to end violence against the majority-Buddhist country s Rohingya Muslims that has forced some 400,000 people to flee to Bangladesh. Guterres said the situation in Myanmar s western state of Rakhine was best described as ethnic cleansing.  When one-third of the Rohingya population had to flee the country, could you find a better word to describe it?  he told a news conference.   I call on the Myanmar authorities to suspend military action, end the violence, uphold the rule of law, and recognize the right of return of all those who had to leave the country,  said Guterres, adding that he had spoken several times with Myanmar s national leader, Aung San Suu Kyi. The exodus of refugees, sparked by the security forces  fierce response to a series of Rohingya militant attacks on Aug. 25, is the most pressing problem Suu Kyi has faced since becoming leader last year. The government says it is targeting  terrorists,  while refugees say the offensive aims to push Rohingya out of Myanmar. The 15-member Security Council met behind closed doors on Wednesday, at the request of Sweden and Britain, to discuss the crisis for the second time since it began and agreed to publicly condemn the situation.  The council  expressed concern about reports of excessive violence during the security operations and called for immediate steps to end the violence in Rakhine, de-escalate the situation, re-establish law and order, ensure the protection of civilians ... and resolve the refugee problem.  British U.N. Ambassador Matthew Rycroft said it was the first statement from the Security Council on Myanmar in nine years. Such statements have to be agreed by consensus and Russia and China have traditionally protected Myanmar from any action. Myanmar said last week it was negotiating with Russia and China to ensure they blocked any censure by the Security Council over the violence in Rakhine state.  The United Nations  top human rights official earlier this week denounced Myanmar for conducting a  cruel military operation  against the Rohingya, branding it  a textbook example of ethnic cleansing.  Suu Kyi has canceled a trip to the U.N. General Assembly in New York next week to deal with the crisis. Rycroft said two high-level meetings on Myanmar were due to be held during the gathering of world leaders at the United Nations.  The humanitarian situation is catastrophic,  Guterres said.  This is a dramatic tragedy. People are dying and suffering in horrible numbers and we need to stop it.  worldnews
chief security council call myanmar end violenceunited nations reuters antonio guerre security council wednesday urged myanmar authorities end violence country rohingya muslims forced people flee bangladesh guerre said situation myanmar western state machine best described ethnic cleansing when rohingya population flee country could find better word describe told news conference i call myanmar authorities suspend military action end violence uphold rule law recognize right return leave country said guerre adding spoken several times myanmar national leader sung san sup kyi the exodus refugees sparked security forces fierce response series rohingya militant attacks pressing problem sup kyi faced since becoming leader last year the government says targeting terrorists refugees say offensive aims push rohingya myanmar the security council met behind closed doors wednesday request sweden britain discuss crisis second time since began agreed publicly condemn situation the council expressed concern reports excessive violence security operations called immediate steps end violence machine situation law order ensure protection civilians resolve refugee problem british ambassador matthew rycroft said first statement security council myanmar nine years such statements agreed consensus russia china traditionally protected myanmar action myanmar said last week negotiating russia china ensure blocked censure security council violence machine state the united nations top human rights official earlier week denounced myanmar conducting cruel military operation rohingya branding textbook example ethnic cleansing sup kyi canceled trip general assembly new york next week deal crisis rycroft said two meetings myanmar due held gathering world leaders united nations the humanitarian situation catastrophic guerre said this dramatic tragedy people dying suffering horrible numbers need stop 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. chief, Security Council call on Myanmar to end violenceUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday urged Myanmar authorities to end violence against the majority-Buddhist country s Rohingya Muslims that has forced some 400,000 people to flee to Bangladesh. Guterres said the situation in Myanmar s western state of Rakhine was best described as ethnic cleansing.  When one-third of the Rohingya population had to flee the country, could you find a better word to describe it?  he told a news conference.   I call on the Myanmar authorities to suspend military action, end the violence, uphold the rule of law, and recognize the right of return of all those who had to leave the country,  said Guterres, adding that he had spoken several times with Myanmar s national leader, Aung San Suu Kyi. The exodus of refugees, sparked by the security forces  fierce response to a series of Rohingya militant attacks on Aug. 25, is the most pressing problem Suu Kyi has faced since becoming leader last year. The government says it is targeting  terrorists,  while refugees say the offensive aims to push Rohingya out of Myanmar. The 15-member Security Council met behind closed doors on Wednesday, at the request of Sweden and Britain, to discuss the crisis for the second time since it began and agreed to publicly condemn the situation.  The council  expressed concern about reports of excessive violence during the security operations and called for immediate steps to end the violence in Rakhine, de-escalate the situation, re-establish law and order, ensure the protection of civilians ... and resolve the refugee problem.  British U.N. Ambassador Matthew Rycroft said it was the first statement from the Security Council on Myanmar in nine years. Such statements have to be agreed by consensus and Russia and China have traditionally protected Myanmar from any action. Myanmar said last week it was negotiating with Russia and China to ensure they blocked any censure by the Security Council over the violence in Rakhine state.  The United Nations  top human rights official earlier this week denounced Myanmar for conducting a  cruel military operation  against the Rohingya, branding it  a textbook example of ethnic cleansing.  Suu Kyi has canceled a trip to the U.N. General Assembly in New York next week to deal with the crisis. Rycroft said two high-level meetings on Myanmar were due to be held during the gathering of world leaders at the United Nations.  The humanitarian situation is catastrophic,  Guterres said.  This is a dramatic tragedy. People are dying and suffering in horrible numbers and we need to stop it.  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: chief security council call myanmar end violenceunited nations reuters antonio guerre security council wednesday urged myanmar authorities end violence country rohingya muslims forced people flee bangladesh guerre said situation myanmar western state machine best described ethnic cleansing when rohingya population flee country could find better word describe told news conference i call myanmar authorities suspend military action end violence uphold rule law recognize right return leave country said guerre adding spoken several times myanmar national leader sung san sup kyi the exodus refugees sparked security forces fierce response series rohingya militant attacks pressing problem sup kyi faced since becoming leader last year the government says targeting terrorists refugees say offensive aims push rohingya myanmar the security council met behind closed doors wednesday request sweden britain discuss crisis second time since began agreed publicly condemn situation the council expressed concern reports excessive violence security operations called immediate steps end violence machine situation law order ensure protection civilians resolve refugee problem british ambassador matthew rycroft said first statement security council myanmar nine years such statements agreed consensus russia china traditionally protected myanmar action myanmar said last week negotiating russia china ensure blocked censure security council violence machine state the united nations top human rights official earlier week denounced myanmar conducting cruel military operation rohingya branding textbook example ethnic cleansing sup kyi canceled trip general assembly new york next week deal crisis rycroft said two meetings myanmar due held gathering world leaders united nations the humanitarian situation catastrophic guerre said this dramatic tragedy people dying suffering horrible numbers need stop worldnews