US sanctions Tatmadaw over atrocities commited against Rohingya minority/ Anthony Davis

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DAVIS Anthony

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In: IHS Jane's Defence Weekly: Vol.54 Issue 44, 01 November 2017, p.13 (122)Summary: US demands for accountability and the imposition of sanctions targeted on the Myanmar military. Washington has already dropped travel waivers on serving and former officials of the military (Tatmadaw), effectively banning them from visits to the US. These personnels would also be ineligible to take part in any US assistance programmes and invitations for US-sponsored events had been rescinded.

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US demands for accountability and the imposition of sanctions targeted on the Myanmar military. Washington has already dropped travel waivers on serving and former officials of the military (Tatmadaw), effectively banning them from visits to the US. These personnels would also be ineligible to take part in any US assistance programmes and invitations for US-sponsored events had been rescinded.

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