Working Paper #12

Addressing the International Crimes commited in Myanmar’s

territory,
The United Nations Security Council:
1. Appoints the Arkheid Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) as an
International Terrorist Group, which must be stopped;
a. Calls the cooperation between the ASEAN Countries and
International Police Forces to fiscalize severely the
presence of ARSA’s members in their respective
countries;
b. The Burmese Intelligence Force should reinforce the
investigations about ARSA ś actions on movement;
c. The captured ARSA Members will be, primarily, judged by
the International Criminal Court due to the allegation of
these International Crimes: Crimes of Aggression and
Crimes Against Humanity;

2. Declares a UNSC referral to account internationally the crimes

committed during Rohingya’s crisis.
a. The crimes were referred to the ICC Prosecutor by the
United Nations Security Council (UNSC) pursuant to a
resolution adopted under chapter VII of the UN charter.
b. The official allegations to be investigated by the
International Criminal Court are:
i. Genocide
ii. Crime Against Humanity
iii. War Crimes;
c. The Human Rights Report of the independent international
fact-finding mission on Myanmar from September 28th
must be considered during the following parts of the
Criminal Process: Preliminary examinations and
Investigations
d. The UNSC referral includes the names of alleged direct
perpetrators, but focuses on those exercising effective
control over them. In relation to the recent events in
Rakhine State, this includes the
 i. Tatmadaw Commander-in-Chief, Senior-General
Min Aung Hlaing,
ii. Deputy Commander-in-Chief, Vice Senior-General
Soe Win
iii. Commander, Bureau of Special Operations-3,
Lieutenant-General Aung Kyaw Zaw
iv. Commander, Western Regional Military Command,
Major-General Maung Maung Soe
v. Commander, 33rd Light Infantry Division,
Brigadier-General Aung Aung
vi. Commander, 99th Light Infantry Division, Brigadier-
General Than Oo
e. The referral appoints that certain acts committed by ethnic
armed organizations and ARSA may also constitute war
crimes, such as the murderer of 5 UNSC’s ambassadors.
f. The referral considers that ARSA’s members also
committed serious human rights abuses, including the
killing of dozens of suspected informants and the burning
of the Rakhine village of Ah Htet Pyu Ma on 25 August
2017. Other abuses allegedly perpetrated by ARSA,
including several incidents where Rakhine and members of
other ethnic groups, including the Mro, were killed, require
further investigation, as does the killing of up to 100 Hindu
men and women from Kha Maung Seik.

3. Demands Myanmar manifestation of clear political will

supported by concrete actions for the sustainable return
reintegration of the Rohingya to Myanmar.
4. Recommends Myanmar to build trust among the Rohingya by
discarding discriminatory laws and practices and allowing "go
and see" visits to northern Rakhine by Rohingya representatives.
5. Myanmar must guarantee the security and safety of the Rohingya
by deploying civilian monitors from the international community
in Myanmar's Rakhine state
6. Declares that the international community must address
collectively the root causes of Rohingya problem are addressed
and the violation of human rights and other atrocity committed
against the Rohingyas are accounted for.
 7. Install a fact-finding mission coordinated by the United Nations
Security Council to investigate the Chemical Weapons
Allegations
a. The efforts must be made by the international consensus
about the prominence of the Geneva Convention and The
Convention on the Prohibition of the Development,
Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and
on their Destruction.
b. Stress that all United Nations Security Council’s
delegations are signatories of both Conventions

Signatories: Federal Republic of Peru