U.N. states call for end to Myanmar military operationsUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - A United Nations General Assembly committee on Thursday called on Myanmar to end military operations that have  led to the systematic violation and abuse of human rights  of Rohingya Muslims in the country s Rakhine state.  The move revived a U.N. resolution that was dropped last year due to the country s progress on human rights. The General Assembly s Third Committee, which focuses on human rights, voted 135 in favor, 10 against with 26 abstentions on the draft text that also asks U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to appoint a special envoy on Myanmar.  For 15 years the Third Committee annually adopted a resolution condemning Myanmar s human rights record, but last year the European Union did not put forward a draft text, citing progress under the leadership of Aung San Suu Kyi. However, in the past three months more than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh after the Myanmar military began an operation against Rohingya militants, who attacked 30 security posts and an army base in Rakhine state on Aug. 25. This prompted the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation to put forward a new draft U.N. resolution, which will now be formally adopted by the 193-member General Assembly next month. The resolution deepens international pressure, but has no legal consequences. Myanmar s army released a report on Monday denying all allegations of rapes and killings by security forces, days after replacing the general in charge of the military operation in Rakhine state. Top U.N. officials have denounced the violence as a classic example of ethnic cleansing. The Myanmar government has denied allegations of ethnic cleansing. Myanmar is refusing entry to a U.N. panel that was tasked with investigating allegations of abuses after a smaller military counteroffensive launched in October 2016. The draft resolution approved by the Third Committee on Thursday urges Myanmar to grant access. It also calls for full and unhindered humanitarian aid access and for Myanmar to grant full citizenship rights to Rohingya. They have been denied citizenship in Myanmar, where many Buddhists regard them as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. The 15-member U.N. Security Council last week urged the Myanmar government to  ensure no further excessive use of military force in Rakhine state.  It asked Guterres to report back in 30 days. Human Rights Watch accused Myanmar security forces on Thursday of committing widespread rape against women and girls, echoing an allegation by Pramila Patten, the U.N. special envoy on sexual violence in conflict, earlier this week. Patten said sexual violence was  being commanded, orchestrated and perpetrated by the Armed Forces of Myanmar.  worldnews
states call end myanmar military operationsunited nations reuters a united nations general assembly committee thursday called myanmar end military operations led systematic violation abuse human rights rohingya muslims country machine state the move revived resolution dropped last year due country progress human rights the general assembly third committee focuses human rights voted favor abstentions draft text also asks antonio guerre appoint special envoy myanmar for years third committee annually adopted resolution condemning myanmar human rights record last year european union put forward draft text citing progress leadership sung san sup kyi however past three months rohingya muslims fled bangladesh myanmar military began operation rohingya militants attacked security posts army base machine state this prompted organisation islamic cooperation put forward new draft resolution formally adopted general assembly next month the resolution deepens international pressure legal consequences myanmar army released report monday denying allegations rapes killings security forces days replacing general charge military operation machine state top officials denounced violence classic example ethnic cleansing the myanmar government denied allegations ethnic cleansing myanmar refusing entry panel tasked investigating allegations abuses smaller military counteroffensive launched october the draft resolution approved third committee thursday urges myanmar grant access it also calls full hindered humanitarian aid access myanmar grant full citizenship rights rohingya they denied citizenship myanmar many buddhist regard illegal immigrants bangladesh the security council last week urged myanmar government ensure excessive use military force machine state it asked guerre report back days human rights watch accused myanmar security forces thursday committing widespread rape women girls echoing allegation pumila pattern special envoy sexual violence conflict earlier week pattern said sexual violence commanded orchestrated perpetrated armed forces myanmar 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. states call for end to Myanmar military operationsUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - A United Nations General Assembly committee on Thursday called on Myanmar to end military operations that have  led to the systematic violation and abuse of human rights  of Rohingya Muslims in the country s Rakhine state.  The move revived a U.N. resolution that was dropped last year due to the country s progress on human rights. The General Assembly s Third Committee, which focuses on human rights, voted 135 in favor, 10 against with 26 abstentions on the draft text that also asks U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to appoint a special envoy on Myanmar.  For 15 years the Third Committee annually adopted a resolution condemning Myanmar s human rights record, but last year the European Union did not put forward a draft text, citing progress under the leadership of Aung San Suu Kyi. However, in the past three months more than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh after the Myanmar military began an operation against Rohingya militants, who attacked 30 security posts and an army base in Rakhine state on Aug. 25. This prompted the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation to put forward a new draft U.N. resolution, which will now be formally adopted by the 193-member General Assembly next month. The resolution deepens international pressure, but has no legal consequences. Myanmar s army released a report on Monday denying all allegations of rapes and killings by security forces, days after replacing the general in charge of the military operation in Rakhine state. Top U.N. officials have denounced the violence as a classic example of ethnic cleansing. The Myanmar government has denied allegations of ethnic cleansing. Myanmar is refusing entry to a U.N. panel that was tasked with investigating allegations of abuses after a smaller military counteroffensive launched in October 2016. The draft resolution approved by the Third Committee on Thursday urges Myanmar to grant access. It also calls for full and unhindered humanitarian aid access and for Myanmar to grant full citizenship rights to Rohingya. They have been denied citizenship in Myanmar, where many Buddhists regard them as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. The 15-member U.N. Security Council last week urged the Myanmar government to  ensure no further excessive use of military force in Rakhine state.  It asked Guterres to report back in 30 days. Human Rights Watch accused Myanmar security forces on Thursday of committing widespread rape against women and girls, echoing an allegation by Pramila Patten, the U.N. special envoy on sexual violence in conflict, earlier this week. Patten said sexual violence was  being commanded, orchestrated and perpetrated by the Armed Forces of Myanmar.  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: states call end myanmar military operationsunited nations reuters a united nations general assembly committee thursday called myanmar end military operations led systematic violation abuse human rights rohingya muslims country machine state the move revived resolution dropped last year due country progress human rights the general assembly third committee focuses human rights voted favor abstentions draft text also asks antonio guerre appoint special envoy myanmar for years third committee annually adopted resolution condemning myanmar human rights record last year european union put forward draft text citing progress leadership sung san sup kyi however past three months rohingya muslims fled bangladesh myanmar military began operation rohingya militants attacked security posts army base machine state this prompted organisation islamic cooperation put forward new draft resolution formally adopted general assembly next month the resolution deepens international pressure legal consequences myanmar army released report monday denying allegations rapes killings security forces days replacing general charge military operation machine state top officials denounced violence classic example ethnic cleansing the myanmar government denied allegations ethnic cleansing myanmar refusing entry panel tasked investigating allegations abuses smaller military counteroffensive launched october the draft resolution approved third committee thursday urges myanmar grant access it also calls full hindered humanitarian aid access myanmar grant full citizenship rights rohingya they denied citizenship myanmar many buddhist regard illegal immigrants bangladesh the security council last week urged myanmar government ensure excessive use military force machine state it asked guerre report back days human rights watch accused myanmar security forces thursday committing widespread rape women girls echoing allegation pumila pattern special envoy sexual violence conflict earlier week pattern said sexual violence commanded orchestrated perpetrated armed forces myanmar worldnews