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Myanmar’s Rohingya Detail Army Massacre
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December 21, 2017
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3:42Now PlayingThe Associated Press has interviewed 37 ethnic Rohingya Muslims in Bangladesh who survived one of the bloodiest massacres reported to have been carried out by Myanmar’s army since August. Please note this story contains graphic video. (Dec. 21)
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