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A woman displaced by the recent violence in Pauktaw sits by her sleeping child at Owntaw refugee camp for Muslims outside Sittwe

A woman displaced by the recent violence in Pauktaw sits by her sleeping child at Owntaw refugee camp for Muslims outside Sittwe early November 1, 2012. U.N. human rights investigators called on Myanmar on Wednesday to halt deadly sectarian violence and warned it not to use the conflict as a pretext to remove Rohingya minority Muslims. Some 89 people have been killed in clashes between Buddhist Rakhines and Muslim Rohingyas in western Myanmar in the past 10 days, according to the latest official toll. REUTERS/Soe Zeya Tun (MYANMAR - Tags: CIVIL UNREST SOCIETY)
The wife of Tun Naing, a Rohingya Muslim man, holds one of their children in Paik Thay
Myanmar’s President Thein Sein leaves for a break during a plenary session on the second day of the ASEM summit in Vientiane

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