Rights activists lodged a genocide complaint against Myanmar's newly elected president with Indonesia's Attorney General's Office. The complaint alleges that the former military chief committed genocide against the Rohingya, including mass rape and forced evictions.

A genocide complaint filed with Indonesian prosecutors against Myanmar’s newly elected President Min Aung Hlaing marks a further step by rights activists to hold the country’s military rulers accountable for their alleged international crimes, regardless of where they were committed. The complaint, lodged on Monday with Indonesia’s Attorney General’s Office (AGO), accuses the former military chief of genocide against the Rohingya, including mass rape, forced eviction, killings and arson attacks....