U.S. Congress Considers Sanctions Against Myanmar’s Military In Response To Rohingya Refugee Crisis

VOA News: U.S. Congress Weighs Sanctions on Myanmar Military Over Rohingya Crisis
“Proposed sanctions against the Myanmar military should move quickly through the U.S. Congress due to strong bipartisan support, lawmakers told VOA. The Burma Sanctions Bill in the House of Representatives and a companion bill in the Senate would apply economic pressure on military generals with the aim of ending the ongoing violence inflicted on Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, also known as Burma…” (Gypson, 11/9).

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