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UN urges world to stop arming the Myanmar military junta
The UN special rapporteur on Myanmar, Tom Andrews, said the military was regularly bombarding villages and displaced people's centres from the air.
The United Nations has urged the world to stop the flow of weapons and money to Myanmar's military rulers to help stop the escalating violence against civilians - we speak to the UN's leading human rights expert on Myanmar.
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