Myanmar bars U.N. rights investigator before visitGENEVA (Reuters) - The U.N. independent investigator into human rights in Myanmar called on Wednesday for stronger international pressure to be exerted on Myanmar s military commanders after being barred from visiting the country for the rest of her tenure.  Yanghee Lee, U.N. special rapporteur, had been due to visit in January to assess human rights across Myanmar, including alleged abuses against Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine State. But Myanmar had told her she was no longer welcome, she said, adding in a statement that this suggested something  terribly awful  was happening in the country.   From what I see right now I m not sure if they are feeling pressured. I m not sure if there is the right kind of pressure placed on the military commanders and the generals,  she later told Reuters by telephone from Seoul. She said it was alarming that Myanmar was strongly supported by China, which has a veto at the U.N. s top table in New York. Other countries including the United States and human groups were advocating targeted sanctions on the military, she said.  It has to work. And I m sure the world has to find a way to make it work. And I think the United Nations and its member states should really try to persuade China to really act towards the protection of human rights,  she said. Surveys of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh by aid agency Medecins Sans Frontieres have shown at least 6,700 Rohingya were killed in Rakhine state in the month after violence flared up on Aug 25, the aid group said last week. More than 650,000 Rohingya have fled into Bangladesh since Aug. 25, when attacks by Muslim insurgents on the Myanmar security forces triggered a sweeping response by the army and Buddhist vigilantes. Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said the situation in Rakhine State was an internal affair for Myanmar with its own complex history. Myanmar and Bangladesh resolving this issue was the only way to go, she told reporters. The international community should provide constructive help for Myanmar and Bangladesh to resolve the issue rather than complicating it, Hua added. U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra ad al-Hussein has called the violence  a textbook example of ethnic cleansing  and said he would not be surprised if a court eventually ruled that genocide had taken place.     Lee had planned to use her visit to find out procedures for the return of Rohingya refugees, and to investigate increased fighting in Kachin State and Shan Sate in northern Myanmar, where the military is battling autonomy-seeking ethic minority guerrillas. Lee, in an earlier statement, said Myanmar s refusal to cooperate with her was a strong indication that there must be  something terribly awful happening  throughout the country, although the government had repeatedly denied any violations of human rights.  They have said that they have nothing to hide, but their lack of cooperation with my mandate and the fact-finding mission suggests otherwise,  she said. She was  puzzled and disappointed , since Myanmar s ambassador in Geneva, Htin Lynn, had told the U.N. Human Rights Council only two weeks ago that it would cooperate.  Now I am being told that this decision to no longer cooperate with me is based on the statement I made after I visited the country in July,  she said. Htin Lynn did not respond to a request for comment. Neither Zaw Htay, spokesman for Myanmar government leader Aung San Suu Kyi, nor Kyaw Moe Tun, a spokesman for the ministry of foreign affairs that Suu Kyi heads, were immediately available. worldnews
myanmar bars rights investigator visitgeneva reuters the independent investigator human rights myanmar called wednesday stronger international pressure exerted myanmar military commanders barred visiting country rest tenure yankee lee special rapporteur due visit january assess human rights across myanmar including alleged abuses rohingya muslims machine state but myanmar told longer welcome said adding statement suggested something terribly awful happening country from i see right i sure feeling pressured i sure right kind pressure placed military commanders generals later told reuters telephone seoul she said alarming myanmar strongly supported china veto top table new york other countries including united states human groups advocating targeted sanctions military said it work and i sure world find way make work and i think united nations member states really try persuade china really act towards protection human rights said surveys rohingya refugees bangladesh aid agency medicine sans frontiers shown least rohingya killed machine state month violence flared aug aid group said last week more rohingya fled bangladesh since attacks muslim insurgents myanmar security forces triggered sweeping response army buddhist vigilantes speaking beijing chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman hua changing said situation machine state internal affair myanmar complex history myanmar bangladesh resolving issue way go told reporters the international community provide constructive help myanmar bangladesh resolve issue rather complicating hua added high commissioner human rights eid ra ad called violence textbook example ethnic cleansing said would surprised court eventually ruled genocide taken place lee planned use visit find procedures return rohingya refugees investigate increased fighting machine state shan date northern myanmar military battling ethic minority guerrillas lee earlier statement said myanmar refusal cooperate strong indication must something terribly awful happening throughout country although government repeatedly denied violations human rights they said nothing hide lack cooperation mandate mission suggests otherwise said she puzzled disappointed since myanmar ambassador geneva ftin lynn told human rights council two weeks ago would cooperate now i told decision longer cooperate based statement i made i visited country july said ftin lynn respond request comment neither law stay spokesman myanmar government leader sung san sup kyi kya moe tun spokesman ministry foreign affairs sup kyi heads immediately available 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: Myanmar bars U.N. rights investigator before visitGENEVA (Reuters) - The U.N. independent investigator into human rights in Myanmar called on Wednesday for stronger international pressure to be exerted on Myanmar s military commanders after being barred from visiting the country for the rest of her tenure.  Yanghee Lee, U.N. special rapporteur, had been due to visit in January to assess human rights across Myanmar, including alleged abuses against Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine State. But Myanmar had told her she was no longer welcome, she said, adding in a statement that this suggested something  terribly awful  was happening in the country.   From what I see right now I m not sure if they are feeling pressured. I m not sure if there is the right kind of pressure placed on the military commanders and the generals,  she later told Reuters by telephone from Seoul. She said it was alarming that Myanmar was strongly supported by China, which has a veto at the U.N. s top table in New York. Other countries including the United States and human groups were advocating targeted sanctions on the military, she said.  It has to work. And I m sure the world has to find a way to make it work. And I think the United Nations and its member states should really try to persuade China to really act towards the protection of human rights,  she said. Surveys of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh by aid agency Medecins Sans Frontieres have shown at least 6,700 Rohingya were killed in Rakhine state in the month after violence flared up on Aug 25, the aid group said last week. More than 650,000 Rohingya have fled into Bangladesh since Aug. 25, when attacks by Muslim insurgents on the Myanmar security forces triggered a sweeping response by the army and Buddhist vigilantes. Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said the situation in Rakhine State was an internal affair for Myanmar with its own complex history. Myanmar and Bangladesh resolving this issue was the only way to go, she told reporters. The international community should provide constructive help for Myanmar and Bangladesh to resolve the issue rather than complicating it, Hua added. U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra ad al-Hussein has called the violence  a textbook example of ethnic cleansing  and said he would not be surprised if a court eventually ruled that genocide had taken place.     Lee had planned to use her visit to find out procedures for the return of Rohingya refugees, and to investigate increased fighting in Kachin State and Shan Sate in northern Myanmar, where the military is battling autonomy-seeking ethic minority guerrillas. Lee, in an earlier statement, said Myanmar s refusal to cooperate with her was a strong indication that there must be  something terribly awful happening  throughout the country, although the government had repeatedly denied any violations of human rights.  They have said that they have nothing to hide, but their lack of cooperation with my mandate and the fact-finding mission suggests otherwise,  she said. She was  puzzled and disappointed , since Myanmar s ambassador in Geneva, Htin Lynn, had told the U.N. Human Rights Council only two weeks ago that it would cooperate.  Now I am being told that this decision to no longer cooperate with me is based on the statement I made after I visited the country in July,  she said. Htin Lynn did not respond to a request for comment. Neither Zaw Htay, spokesman for Myanmar government leader Aung San Suu Kyi, nor Kyaw Moe Tun, a spokesman for the ministry of foreign affairs that Suu Kyi heads, were immediately available. 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: myanmar bars rights investigator visitgeneva reuters the independent investigator human rights myanmar called wednesday stronger international pressure exerted myanmar military commanders barred visiting country rest tenure yankee lee special rapporteur due visit january assess human rights across myanmar including alleged abuses rohingya muslims machine state but myanmar told longer welcome said adding statement suggested something terribly awful happening country from i see right i sure feeling pressured i sure right kind pressure placed military commanders generals later told reuters telephone seoul she said alarming myanmar strongly supported china veto top table new york other countries including united states human groups advocating targeted sanctions military said it work and i sure world find way make work and i think united nations member states really try persuade china really act towards protection human rights said surveys rohingya refugees bangladesh aid agency medicine sans frontiers shown least rohingya killed machine state month violence flared aug aid group said last week more rohingya fled bangladesh since attacks muslim insurgents myanmar security forces triggered sweeping response army buddhist vigilantes speaking beijing chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman hua changing said situation machine state internal affair myanmar complex history myanmar bangladesh resolving issue way go told reporters the international community provide constructive help myanmar bangladesh resolve issue rather complicating hua added high commissioner human rights eid ra ad called violence textbook example ethnic cleansing said would surprised court eventually ruled genocide taken place lee planned use visit find procedures return rohingya refugees investigate increased fighting machine state shan date northern myanmar military battling ethic minority guerrillas lee earlier statement said myanmar refusal cooperate strong indication must something terribly awful happening throughout country although government repeatedly denied violations human rights they said nothing hide lack cooperation mandate mission suggests otherwise said she puzzled disappointed since myanmar ambassador geneva ftin lynn told human rights council two weeks ago would cooperate now i told decision longer cooperate based statement i made i visited country july said ftin lynn respond request comment neither law stay spokesman myanmar government leader sung san sup kyi kya moe tun spokesman ministry foreign affairs sup kyi heads immediately available worldnews