Archive · 23 Jan 2026
ICJ Hears Case on Rohingya Persecution in Myanmar
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is hearing a case about the treatment of Rohingya people in Myanmar.
Evidence presented includes a video where Rohingyas are called 'animals' and 'Muslim dogs.'
The video also contains threats of violence against them.
The case aims to address serious allegations of genocide and human rights violations.
The ICJ is looking into these claims to determine the truth and seek justice for the Rohingya community.
The ICJ is hearing a case on the persecution of Rohingyas in Myanmar.
Evidence includes a video with derogatory terms like 'animals' and 'Muslim dogs.'
The video contains threats of violence against the Rohingya community.
The case addresses allegations of genocide and human rights violations.
The ICJ is examining the evidence to determine the facts and seek justice.
- Who
- The International Court of Justice (ICJ) and parties involved in the case
- What
- A case on the persecution of Rohingyas in Myanmar
- When
- During an ICJ hearing
- Where
- At the International Court of Justice
- Why
- To address allegations of genocide and human rights violations against the Rohingya community
- Event
- ICJ hearing on Rohingya persecution
- Accusations
- Use of derogatory terms and violent rhetoric against Rohingyas
- Source
- Maktoob Media
- Quotes
- Rohingyas referred to as 'animals' and 'Muslim dogs'
- Context
- Evidence presented includes direct quotes from a video