Rohingya crisis: 'Last chance' for Aung San Suu Kyi
Aung San Suu Kyi has "a last chance" to halt an army offensive(在這裡是名詞) that has forced hundreds of thousands of the mainly Muslim Rohingya to flee abroad, the UN head has said.
militant & deny +V-ing
Myanmar says it is responding to deadly militant attacks in northern Rakhine state and denies targeting civilians.
accuse of V-ing & stronghold
In an interview with BBC's HARDtalk programme ahead of this week's UN General Assembly
"If she does not reverse the situation now, then I think the tragedy will be absolutely horrible, and unfortunately then I don't see how this can be reversed in the future."
He also said it was clear that Myanmar's military "still have the upper hand" in the country, putting pressure "to do what is being done on the ground" in Rakhine.
Aung San Suu Kyi - a Nobel Peace Prize laureate who spent many years under house arrest in the junta-run Myanmar (Burma) - is now facing growing criticism over the Rohingya issue.
will be V-ing (未來的某時間會發生某事) & iceberg
She will not be attending the UN General Assembly in New York, and has claimed that the crisis is being distorted by a "huge iceberg of misinformation".
She said tensions were being fanned by fake news promoting the interests of terrorists.
said +v-ed (轉述的句子轉過去式)
Mr Guterres' warning comes after Bangladesh said it was now limiting the movement of more than 400,000 Rohingya who have fled from Myanmar.
Bangladeshi police said Rohingya would not be allowed to travel anywhere outside of their allocated homes, not even to live with family or friends.
rent out
Transport operators and drivers have also been urged not to carry refugees, with landlords told not to rent out any property to them.
Analysts say the government wants to stop the Rohingya from disappearing into the general population and to keep them visible, in the hope of returning them to Myanmar - or even a third country.
Rohingya who have fled Myanmar since then(自從那時) say the military responded with a brutal campaign, burning villages and attacking civilians in a bid(attempt) to drive them out.
The Rohingya, a stateless mostly Muslim minority in Buddhist-majority Rakhine, have long experienced persecution in Myanmar, which says they are illegal immigrants.
They have demanded recognition as Rohingya(他們要求認可Rohingya), which has never been an ethnic group in Myanmar(那個在緬甸從未是個族群)," he wrote in a Facebook post.
Some who fled from Rakhine state told the BBC earlier this month about killings, rape and even massacres, while inside Rakhine, a BBC crew witnessed charred homes inside Rakhine.
A new Human Rights Watch report released on Friday accused the Myanmar military of an "ethnic cleansing campaign" and detailed scores of villages targeted with arson attacks.
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