Japan, U.S. express concerns over Myanmar refugee crisis

Japan and the United States expressed strong concerns Tuesday in New York over the Rohingya Muslim refugee crisis in Myanmar."We have grave concerns about the human rights and humanitarian situation on the ground, the suspected killings of people, and the fact that 400,000 people are in reality displaced as refugees," Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono told reporters after a series of meetings with counterparts.U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, meanwhile, urged the Myanmar government and military to address "deeply troubling allegations of human rights abuses and violations" in connec…READ FULL ARTICLE