More than two years after the military junta seized control of Myanmar in a coup, the internal conflict is escalating into ever more savage territory, leaving a trail of decapitations and dismembered bodies that rights groups say could be war crimes.
, an internal conflict is escalating into ever more savage territory, leaving a trail of decapitations and dismembered bodies that rights groups say could constitute war crimes.
According to Myanmar Witness, a military column traversed the Sagaing region between late February and early April, perpetrating a spate of beheadings, mass killings, fires, rapes and raids in several villages.
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