Burma GAP Act aims to protect Rohingya, provide humanitarian aid, and promote accountability for genocide and crimes against humanity.
The Burma Genocide Accountability and Protection Act (Burma GAP Act) seeks to protect Rohingya refugees and internally displaced persons in Burma, provide humanitarian assistance, and promote accountability for genocide and crimes against humanity committed against them. The Act authorizes the Secretary of State to appoint a Special Representative and Policy Coordinator for Burma to oversee these efforts. Key provisions include supporting Rohingya access to international protection, preventing indefinite detention, and facilitating legal support services.
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