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Group: ‘Burmese Troops Gang Rape Woman In Church’



Monday, May 21, 2012 (2:04 pm)

RANGOON, BURMA (BosNewsLife)--
Burmese troops gang raped and tortured a grandmother in a church in the
latest reported case of abuse by Burma's military against the
predominantly Christian Kachin minority, Christian rights activists said
Monday, May 21.

Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW), an advocacy group investigating
the attacks in Burma, told BosNewsLife that the grandmother of 12 was
sheltering on May 1 alone in a church after other villagers had fled the
country's northernmost Kachin State near the border with China.

"Burma Army troops entered the church where they beat her with rifle
butts, stabbed her with knives, stripped her naked and gang-raped her
over a period of three days," CSW said.

On May 4, she was taken to hospital by villagers and reunited with her
children "however she is now suffering from mental health problems," the
group added in a statement.

MORE REPORTS

CSW investigators who visited Kachin State in January said they already
received other reports of the rape of women by Burmese troops.

In one case, a woman, identified as Sumlut Roi Ji, was allegedly raped repeatedly over a number of days before she disappeared.

BosNewsLife in general is cautious with naming victims of sexual abuse,
unless they agree to come forward or their their case is already in the
public domain.

Her husband took this case to the Supreme Court in Naypyidaw, the new
capital of Burma, also known as Myanmar, but CSW claimed it has now
learned that the court dismissed all charges against the Burmese
military.

'RAPE MESSAGE'

Trial observers said the Supreme Court has given a message that "the
Burmese military can rape and kill ethnic women with impunity."

CSW’s East Asia Team Leader Benedict Rogers said it was "an appalling
case" and shows that "despite all the signs of change in other parts of
the country, crimes against humanity continue to be perpetrated by the
Burma Army against ethnic nationalities, particularly the Kachin."

President Thein Sein has made clear he wants a ceasefire with different
ethnic groups demanding more rights. However "if the reform process is
to really mean true change for Burma, the military must stop raping,
torturing, enslaving and killing civilians," argued Rogers.

"The international community is right to welcome the progress made in
Burma so far, but it must be careful it is not blinded by optimism," he
said.

"As long as women are being raped and tortured and killed, and churches
are occupied by the military and such crimes committed in them" [the
world[ "must maintain pressure on President Thein Sein to stop these
attacks and make serious progress towards a meaningful peace process
with the ethnic nationalities."

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Monday, May 21, 2012 (2:04 pm)

RANGOON, BURMA (BosNewsLife)--
Burmese troops gang raped and tortured a grandmother in a church in the
latest reported case of abuse by Burma's military against the
predominantly Christian Kachin minority, Christian rights activists said
Monday, May 21.

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