Brutal Myanmar army operation aimed at preventing Rohingya return: U.NGENEVA (Reuters) - Myanmar security forces have brutally driven out half a million Muslim Rohingya from northern Rakhine state, torching their homes, crops and villages to prevent them from returning, the U.N. human rights office said on Wednesday. Jyoti Sanghera, head of the Asia and Pacific region of the U.N. human rights office, called on Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi to  stop the violence  and voiced fear that if the stateless Rohingya refugees return from Bangladesh they may be interned.  If villages have been completely destroyed and livelihood possibilities have been destroyed, what we fear is that they may be incarcerated or detained in camps,  she told a news briefing. U.N. political affairs chief Jeffrey Feltman is due to visit Myanmar on Friday, said U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric.  In a report based on 65 interviews with Rohingya who have arrived in Bangladesh in the past month, the U.N. human rights office said that  clearance operations  had begun before insurgent attacks on police posts on Aug. 25 and included killings, torture and rape of children. U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra ad al-Hussein - who has described the government operations as  a textbook example of ethnic cleansing  - said in a statement that the actions appeared to be  a cynical ploy to forcibly transfer large numbers of people without possibility of return .  Credible information indicates that the Myanmar security forces purposely destroyed the property of the Rohingyas, scorched their dwellings and entire villages in northern Rakhine State, not only to drive the population out in droves but also to prevent the fleeing Rohingya victims from returning to their homes,  the report said. It said the destruction by security forces, often joined by mobs of armed Rakhine Buddhists, of houses, fields, food stocks, crops, and livestock made the possibility of Rohingya returning to normal lives in northern Rakhine  almost impossible . The campaign was  well-organized, coordinated and systematic  and began with Rohingya men under 40 being arrested a month earlier, creating a  climate of fear and intimidation .  We are not in a position to make a finding of genocide or not, but this should in no way detract from the seriousness of the situation which the Rohingya population is currently facing,  said Thomas Hunecke, who led the team that went to Cox s Bazar, Bangladesh, from Sept. 14-24. It was  highly likely  that Myanmar security forces planted landmines along the border in recent weeks to prevent Rohingya from returning, he said, citing doctors treating injuries. Despite growing international condemnation of the crisis, the military campaign is popular in Buddhist-majority Myanmar, where there is little sympathy for the Rohingya, and for Muslims in general, and where Buddhist nationalism has surged. Myanmar on Tuesday launched its first bid to improve relations between Buddhists and Muslims since the eruption of deadly violence inflamed the communal tension and triggered an exodus of some 520,000 Muslims to Bangladesh. But the U.N. s Sanghera, noting that 11,000 Rohingya crossed into Bangladesh on Monday alone, said:  Clearly it seems that some level of eviction, displacement, forced movement and violence may be continuing.  The U.N. experts documented Myanmar security forces  firing indiscriminately at Rohingya villagers, injuring and killing other innocent victims, setting houses on fire .  Almost all testimonies indicated that people were shot at close range and in the back while they tried to flee in panic,  the report said.  The U.N. report quoted a 12-year-old girl from Rathedaung township as saying the security forces had surrounded her house and started shooting.  It was a situation of panic   they shot my sister in front of me. She was only seven years old. She cried and told me to run. I tried to protect her and care for her, but we had no medical assistance on the hillside and she was bleeding so much that after one day she died. I buried her myself.  The girl did not know what happened to her mother and four brothers, nor her father jailed a month earlier.  The United Nations said on Wednesday that its current top official in Myanmar, Renata Lok-Dessallien, would finish her nearly four-year assignment at the end of October. Myanmar is stalling on accepting a plan by the U.N. to upgrade the U.N. country head to the more powerful rank of assistant secretary-general (ASG) when Lok-Dessallien leaves. Thaung Tun, Suu Kyi s national security adviser, told Reuters earlier this month that the U.N.  must treat us equally,  adding that:  We ll be fine with anybody if all member states have an ASG assigned. Not just us.  worldnews
brutal myanmar army operation aimed preventing rohingya return reuters myanmar security forces brutally driven half million muslim rohingya northern machine state touching homes crops villages prevent returning human rights office said wednesday kyoto sanghera head asia pacific region human rights office called myanmar leader sung san sup kyi stop violence voiced fear stateless rohingya refugees return bangladesh may interned if villages completely destroyed livelihood possibilities destroyed fear may incarcerated detained camps told news briefing political affairs chief jeffrey feltman due visit myanmar friday said spokesman stephanie dujarric in report based interviews rohingya arrived bangladesh past month human rights office said clearance operations begun insurgent attacks police posts included killings torture rape children high commissioner human rights eid ra ad described government operations textbook example ethnic cleansing said statement actions appeared cynical ploy forcibly transfer large numbers people without possibility return credible information indicates myanmar security forces purposely destroyed property rohingyas scored dwellings entire villages northern machine state drive population drives also prevent fleeing rohingya victims returning homes report said it said destruction security forces often joined mobs armed machine buddhist houses fields food stocks crops livestock made possibility rohingya returning normal lives northern machine almost impossible the campaign coordinated systematic began rohingya men arrested month earlier creating climate fear intimidation we position make finding genocide way detract seriousness situation rohingya population currently facing said thomas hunecke led team went cox bazaar bangladesh it highly likely myanmar security forces planted landings along border recent weeks prevent rohingya returning said citing doctors treating injuries despite growing international condemnation crisis military campaign popular myanmar little sympathy rohingya muslims general buddhist nationalism surged myanmar tuesday launched first bid improve relations buddhist muslims since eruption deadly violence inflamed communal tension triggered exodus muslims bangladesh but sanghera noting rohingya crossed bangladesh monday alone said clearly seems level eviction displacement forced movement violence may continuing the experts documented myanmar security forces firing indiscriminately rohingya villagers injuring killing innocent victims setting houses fire almost testimonies indicated people shot close range back tried flee panic report said the report quoted girl rathedaung township saying security forces surrounded house started shooting it situation panic shot sister front she seven years old she cried told run i tried protect care medical assistance hillside bleeding much one day died i buried the girl know happened mother four brothers father jailed month earlier the united nations said wednesday current top official myanmar senate would finish nearly assignment end october myanmar stalling accepting plan upgrade country head powerful rank assistant as leaves than tun sup kyi national security adviser told reuters earlier month must treat us equally adding we fine anybody member states as assigned not us 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: Brutal Myanmar army operation aimed at preventing Rohingya return: U.NGENEVA (Reuters) - Myanmar security forces have brutally driven out half a million Muslim Rohingya from northern Rakhine state, torching their homes, crops and villages to prevent them from returning, the U.N. human rights office said on Wednesday. Jyoti Sanghera, head of the Asia and Pacific region of the U.N. human rights office, called on Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi to  stop the violence  and voiced fear that if the stateless Rohingya refugees return from Bangladesh they may be interned.  If villages have been completely destroyed and livelihood possibilities have been destroyed, what we fear is that they may be incarcerated or detained in camps,  she told a news briefing. U.N. political affairs chief Jeffrey Feltman is due to visit Myanmar on Friday, said U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric.  In a report based on 65 interviews with Rohingya who have arrived in Bangladesh in the past month, the U.N. human rights office said that  clearance operations  had begun before insurgent attacks on police posts on Aug. 25 and included killings, torture and rape of children. U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra ad al-Hussein - who has described the government operations as  a textbook example of ethnic cleansing  - said in a statement that the actions appeared to be  a cynical ploy to forcibly transfer large numbers of people without possibility of return .  Credible information indicates that the Myanmar security forces purposely destroyed the property of the Rohingyas, scorched their dwellings and entire villages in northern Rakhine State, not only to drive the population out in droves but also to prevent the fleeing Rohingya victims from returning to their homes,  the report said. It said the destruction by security forces, often joined by mobs of armed Rakhine Buddhists, of houses, fields, food stocks, crops, and livestock made the possibility of Rohingya returning to normal lives in northern Rakhine  almost impossible . The campaign was  well-organized, coordinated and systematic  and began with Rohingya men under 40 being arrested a month earlier, creating a  climate of fear and intimidation .  We are not in a position to make a finding of genocide or not, but this should in no way detract from the seriousness of the situation which the Rohingya population is currently facing,  said Thomas Hunecke, who led the team that went to Cox s Bazar, Bangladesh, from Sept. 14-24. It was  highly likely  that Myanmar security forces planted landmines along the border in recent weeks to prevent Rohingya from returning, he said, citing doctors treating injuries. Despite growing international condemnation of the crisis, the military campaign is popular in Buddhist-majority Myanmar, where there is little sympathy for the Rohingya, and for Muslims in general, and where Buddhist nationalism has surged. Myanmar on Tuesday launched its first bid to improve relations between Buddhists and Muslims since the eruption of deadly violence inflamed the communal tension and triggered an exodus of some 520,000 Muslims to Bangladesh. But the U.N. s Sanghera, noting that 11,000 Rohingya crossed into Bangladesh on Monday alone, said:  Clearly it seems that some level of eviction, displacement, forced movement and violence may be continuing.  The U.N. experts documented Myanmar security forces  firing indiscriminately at Rohingya villagers, injuring and killing other innocent victims, setting houses on fire .  Almost all testimonies indicated that people were shot at close range and in the back while they tried to flee in panic,  the report said.  The U.N. report quoted a 12-year-old girl from Rathedaung township as saying the security forces had surrounded her house and started shooting.  It was a situation of panic   they shot my sister in front of me. She was only seven years old. She cried and told me to run. I tried to protect her and care for her, but we had no medical assistance on the hillside and she was bleeding so much that after one day she died. I buried her myself.  The girl did not know what happened to her mother and four brothers, nor her father jailed a month earlier.  The United Nations said on Wednesday that its current top official in Myanmar, Renata Lok-Dessallien, would finish her nearly four-year assignment at the end of October. Myanmar is stalling on accepting a plan by the U.N. to upgrade the U.N. country head to the more powerful rank of assistant secretary-general (ASG) when Lok-Dessallien leaves. Thaung Tun, Suu Kyi s national security adviser, told Reuters earlier this month that the U.N.  must treat us equally,  adding that:  We ll be fine with anybody if all member states have an ASG assigned. Not just us.  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: brutal myanmar army operation aimed preventing rohingya return reuters myanmar security forces brutally driven half million muslim rohingya northern machine state touching homes crops villages prevent returning human rights office said wednesday kyoto sanghera head asia pacific region human rights office called myanmar leader sung san sup kyi stop violence voiced fear stateless rohingya refugees return bangladesh may interned if villages completely destroyed livelihood possibilities destroyed fear may incarcerated detained camps told news briefing political affairs chief jeffrey feltman due visit myanmar friday said spokesman stephanie dujarric in report based interviews rohingya arrived bangladesh past month human rights office said clearance operations begun insurgent attacks police posts included killings torture rape children high commissioner human rights eid ra ad described government operations textbook example ethnic cleansing said statement actions appeared cynical ploy forcibly transfer large numbers people without possibility return credible information indicates myanmar security forces purposely destroyed property rohingyas scored dwellings entire villages northern machine state drive population drives also prevent fleeing rohingya victims returning homes report said it said destruction security forces often joined mobs armed machine buddhist houses fields food stocks crops livestock made possibility rohingya returning normal lives northern machine almost impossible the campaign coordinated systematic began rohingya men arrested month earlier creating climate fear intimidation we position make finding genocide way detract seriousness situation rohingya population currently facing said thomas hunecke led team went cox bazaar bangladesh it highly likely myanmar security forces planted landings along border recent weeks prevent rohingya returning said citing doctors treating injuries despite growing international condemnation crisis military campaign popular myanmar little sympathy rohingya muslims general buddhist nationalism surged myanmar tuesday launched first bid improve relations buddhist muslims since eruption deadly violence inflamed communal tension triggered exodus muslims bangladesh but sanghera noting rohingya crossed bangladesh monday alone said clearly seems level eviction displacement forced movement violence may continuing the experts documented myanmar security forces firing indiscriminately rohingya villagers injuring killing innocent victims setting houses fire almost testimonies indicated people shot close range back tried flee panic report said the report quoted girl rathedaung township saying security forces surrounded house started shooting it situation panic shot sister front she seven years old she cried told run i tried protect care medical assistance hillside bleeding much one day died i buried the girl know happened mother four brothers father jailed month earlier the united nations said wednesday current top official myanmar senate would finish nearly assignment end october myanmar stalling accepting plan upgrade country head powerful rank assistant as leaves than tun sup kyi national security adviser told reuters earlier month must treat us equally adding we fine anybody member states as assigned not us worldnews