Turkish PM calls Rohingya killings in Myanmar 'genocide'COX S BAZAR, Bangladesh (Reuters) - Turkey s prime minister on Wednesday dubbed the killing of minority Muslim Rohingyas in Myanmar by its security forces  genocide  and urged the international community to ensure their safety back home. Binali Yildirim met several Rohingyas in two refugee camps in Cox s Bazar in neighboring Bangladesh. Almost 870,000 Rohingya fled there, about 660,000 of whom arrived after Aug. 25, when Rohingya militants attacked security posts and the Myanmar army launched a counter-offensive.  The Myanmar military has been trying to uproot Rohingya Muslim community from their homeland and for that they persecuted them, set fire to their homes, villages, raped and abused women and killed them,  Yildirim told reporters from Cox s Bazar, before flying back to Turkey.  It s one kind of a genocide,  he said.  The international community should also work together to ensure their safe and dignified return to their homeland,  Yildirim, who was accompanied by Bangladesh s Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali, 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, MSF said last week. The 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. Yildirim inaugurated a medical camp at Balukhali, sponsored by Turkey, and handed over two ambulances to Cox s Bazar district administration. He also distributed food to Rohingya refugees at Kutupalong makeshift camp. He urged the international community to enhance support for Rohingyas in Bangladesh and help find a political solution to this humanitarian crisis. U.N. investigators have heard Rohingya testimony of a  consistent, methodical pattern of killings, torture, rape and arson . The United Nations defines genocide as acts meant to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group in whole or in part. Such a designation is rare under international law, but has been used in contexts including Bosnia, Sudan and an Islamic State campaign against the Yazidi communities in Iraq and Syria. Nobel peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi s less than two-year old civilian government has faced heavy international criticism for its response to the crisis, though it has no control over the generals it has to share power with under Myanmar s transition after decades of military rule. Yildirim s trip follows Turkish first lady Emine Erdogan s visit in September to the Rohingya camp, when she said the crack down in Myanmar s Rakhine state was  tantamount to genocide  and a solution to the Rohingya crisis lies in Myanmar alone. worldnews
turkish pm calls rohingya killings myanmar s bazaar bangladesh reuters turkey prime minister wednesday dubbed killing minority muslim rohingyas myanmar security forces genocide urged international community ensure safety back home final yildirim met several rohingyas two refugee camps cox bazaar neighboring bangladesh almost rohingya fled arrived rohingya militants attacked security posts myanmar army launched the myanmar military trying proof rohingya muslim community homeland persecuted set fire homes villages raped abused women killed yildirim told reporters cox bazaar flying back turkey it one kind genocide said the international community also work together ensure safe dignified return homeland yildirim accompanied bangladesh foreign minister abu hassan manhood ali said surveys rohingya refugees bangladesh aid agency medicine sans frontiers shown least rohingya killed machine state month violence flared ms said last week the high commissioner human rights eid ra ad called violence textbook example ethnic cleansing said would surprised court eventually ruled genocide taken place yildirim inaugurated medical camp balukhali sponsored turkey handed two ambulances cox bazaar district administration he also distributed food rohingya refugees kutupalong makeshift camp he urged international community enhance support rohingyas bangladesh help find political solution humanitarian crisis investigators heard rohingya testimony consistent methodical pattern killings torture rape arson the united nations defines genocide acts meant destroy national ethnic racial religious group whole part such designation rare international law used contexts including bosnia sudan islamic state campaign yazidi communities iraq syria nobel peace laureate sung san sup kyi less old civilian government faced heavy international criticism response crisis though control generals share power myanmar transition decades military rule yildirim trip follows turkish first lady mine erdogan visit september rohingya camp said crack myanmar machine state tantamount genocide solution rohingya crisis lies myanmar alone 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: Turkish PM calls Rohingya killings in Myanmar 'genocide'COX S BAZAR, Bangladesh (Reuters) - Turkey s prime minister on Wednesday dubbed the killing of minority Muslim Rohingyas in Myanmar by its security forces  genocide  and urged the international community to ensure their safety back home. Binali Yildirim met several Rohingyas in two refugee camps in Cox s Bazar in neighboring Bangladesh. Almost 870,000 Rohingya fled there, about 660,000 of whom arrived after Aug. 25, when Rohingya militants attacked security posts and the Myanmar army launched a counter-offensive.  The Myanmar military has been trying to uproot Rohingya Muslim community from their homeland and for that they persecuted them, set fire to their homes, villages, raped and abused women and killed them,  Yildirim told reporters from Cox s Bazar, before flying back to Turkey.  It s one kind of a genocide,  he said.  The international community should also work together to ensure their safe and dignified return to their homeland,  Yildirim, who was accompanied by Bangladesh s Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali, 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, MSF said last week. The 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. Yildirim inaugurated a medical camp at Balukhali, sponsored by Turkey, and handed over two ambulances to Cox s Bazar district administration. He also distributed food to Rohingya refugees at Kutupalong makeshift camp. He urged the international community to enhance support for Rohingyas in Bangladesh and help find a political solution to this humanitarian crisis. U.N. investigators have heard Rohingya testimony of a  consistent, methodical pattern of killings, torture, rape and arson . The United Nations defines genocide as acts meant to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group in whole or in part. Such a designation is rare under international law, but has been used in contexts including Bosnia, Sudan and an Islamic State campaign against the Yazidi communities in Iraq and Syria. Nobel peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi s less than two-year old civilian government has faced heavy international criticism for its response to the crisis, though it has no control over the generals it has to share power with under Myanmar s transition after decades of military rule. Yildirim s trip follows Turkish first lady Emine Erdogan s visit in September to the Rohingya camp, when she said the crack down in Myanmar s Rakhine state was  tantamount to genocide  and a solution to the Rohingya crisis lies in Myanmar alone. 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: turkish pm calls rohingya killings myanmar s bazaar bangladesh reuters turkey prime minister wednesday dubbed killing minority muslim rohingyas myanmar security forces genocide urged international community ensure safety back home final yildirim met several rohingyas two refugee camps cox bazaar neighboring bangladesh almost rohingya fled arrived rohingya militants attacked security posts myanmar army launched the myanmar military trying proof rohingya muslim community homeland persecuted set fire homes villages raped abused women killed yildirim told reporters cox bazaar flying back turkey it one kind genocide said the international community also work together ensure safe dignified return homeland yildirim accompanied bangladesh foreign minister abu hassan manhood ali said surveys rohingya refugees bangladesh aid agency medicine sans frontiers shown least rohingya killed machine state month violence flared ms said last week the high commissioner human rights eid ra ad called violence textbook example ethnic cleansing said would surprised court eventually ruled genocide taken place yildirim inaugurated medical camp balukhali sponsored turkey handed two ambulances cox bazaar district administration he also distributed food rohingya refugees kutupalong makeshift camp he urged international community enhance support rohingyas bangladesh help find political solution humanitarian crisis investigators heard rohingya testimony consistent methodical pattern killings torture rape arson the united nations defines genocide acts meant destroy national ethnic racial religious group whole part such designation rare international law used contexts including bosnia sudan islamic state campaign yazidi communities iraq syria nobel peace laureate sung san sup kyi less old civilian government faced heavy international criticism response crisis though control generals share power myanmar transition decades military rule yildirim trip follows turkish first lady mine erdogan visit september rohingya camp said crack myanmar machine state tantamount genocide solution rohingya crisis lies myanmar alone worldnews