(Reuters) - Ousted Myanmar administrators are investigating whether the International Criminal Court (ICC) can examine any wrongdoings against humankind perpetrated since the Feb. 1 upset, as a dissident gathering said three additional individuals had kicked the bucket in conflicts with security powers.
Military and police are utilizing progressively savage strategies to stifle every day showings by allies of confined chosen pioneer Aung San Suu Kyi.
The all out number killed in long stretches of agitation has ascended to in any event 224, the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners extremist gathering said, noticing another passing in the business center of Yangon and two in the urban communities of Monywa and Bago on Thursday.
Myanmar's U.N. emissary, who freely broke with the junta, said a panel of removed officials was seeing ways individuals can be considered responsible for savagery following the overthrow.
In Geneva, United Nations common freedoms specialists condemned constrained expulsions, discretionary confinements and the killings of supportive of popular government dissidents. They said unfamiliar governments ought to think about seeking after those answerable for violations against mankind.
A junta representative has said the security powers have utilized power just when fundamental.
Hundreds have escaped Myanmar's towns and urban communities since the upset and are shielding in regions constrained by ethnic state armies on the Thai line, an authority from one gathering said.
Individuals have additionally escaped to the Indian side of the line.
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