Myanmar must look beyond 'flawed' report to stop cycle of Buddhist-Muslim violence

Headline Title: Myanmar must look beyond 'flawed' report to stop cycle of Buddhist-Muslim violence 30 April 2013 Recommendations in a government-backed report investigating last year's devastating violence in Myanmar fail to effectively tackle discrimination against Rohingya Muslims and could trigger more human rights abuses, Amnesty International said. The government-appointed Rakhine Commission this week issued a briefing on its investigation into violence between Buddhist and Muslim communities in Rakhine state, western Myanmar, which first erupted in June 2012. The…

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