text: naypyitaw myanmar/united nations myanmar leader aung san suu kyi tuesday condemn right abuse rakhine state say violators would punish address u.n. accusations ethnic cleanse draw cool international responses call action help minority muslims suu kyi make remark first address nation since attack rohingya muslim insurgents aug. 25 lead military response force 421,000 rohingya muslims half children neighbor bangladesh western diplomats aid officials hop unequivocal condemnation violence hate speech welcome tone nobel peace laureate message doubt do enough deflect global criticism long fete west champion democracy buddhist-majority country years military rule house arrest suu kyi face grow criticism say little abuse face rohingya condemn human right violations unlawful violence commit restoration peace stability rule law throughout state suu kyi say address capital naypyitaw action take people regardless religion race political position go law land violate human right say phone call suu kyi u.s. secretary state rex tillerson welcome myanmar government commitment allow return refugees urge facilitate humanitarian aid affect violence address deeply trouble human right abuse allegations state department say britain say suspend military train program myanmar french president emmanuel macron condemn unacceptable ethnic clean tell annual u.n. general assembly would start u.n. security council initiative ensure humanitarian access end violence u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres tell general assembly authorities myanmar must end military operations allow unhindered humanitarian access recognize right refugees return safety dignity must also address grievances rohingya whose status leave unresolved far long european union spokeswoman say suu kyi invitation diplomatic corps visit rakhine step forward add myanmar leadership need show democracy fight hard work people myanmar beyond ethnic social religious boundaries general assembly nigerian president muhammadu buhari liken violence myanmar genocides bosnia rwanda turkish president recep tayyip erdogan cite international community failure syria unless tragedy take place myanmar bring halt humanity live shame another dark stain history erdogan say twenty-two members u.s. congress write tillerson call strong meaningful response crisis head influential senate foreign relations committee bob corker say suu kyi risk destroy reputation force positive change yet another opportunity today stand rohingya minority ... instead refuse acknowledge military role ongoing atrocities say amnesty international describe suu kyi speech little mix untruths victim-blaming say government bury head sand ignore army role violence myanmar general remain full charge security suu kyi comment military action except say arm clash clearance operations since sept. 5. rohingya refugees arrive bangladesh tell soldier buddhist civilians attack burn villages recently last friday possible verify account right monitor flee rohingya say army rakhine buddhist vigilantes mount campaign arson aim drive muslim population u.n. right agency say textbook example ethnic cleanse myanmar reject charge say force tackle insurgents arakan rohingya salvation army accuse set fire attack civilians western governments back suu kyi campaign military rule still see best hope myanmar political economic transition avoid anger powerful army alienate supporters see take side muslim minority enjoy little sympathy country see surge buddhist nationalism phil robertson human right watch say satellite image show half rohingya villages torch time suu kyi government military face fact security force shoot kill want suu kyi 72 say government promote harmony muslim largely buddhist ethnic rakhine communities government official share optimism trust state secretary tin maung swe tell reuters add tensions high situation ready explode suu kyi say commit recommendations make advisory team lead kofi annan former u.n. secretary-general last month suggest review law link citizenship ethnicity leave rohingya stateless return refugees suu kyi say myanmar ready start verification process refugees country accept without problem suu kyi silence myanmar ethnic cleanse charge draw cool response
input: Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: naypyitaw myanmar/united nations myanmar leader aung san suu kyi tuesday condemn right abuse rakhine state say violators would punish address u.n. accusations ethnic cleanse draw cool international responses call action help minority muslims suu kyi make remark first address nation since attack rohingya muslim insurgents aug. 25 lead military response force 421,000 rohingya muslims half children neighbor bangladesh western diplomats aid officials hop unequivocal condemnation violence hate speech welcome tone nobel peace laureate message doubt do enough deflect global criticism long fete west champion democracy buddhist-majority country years military rule house arrest suu kyi face grow criticism say little abuse face rohingya condemn human right violations unlawful violence commit restoration peace stability rule law throughout state suu kyi say address capital naypyitaw action take people regardless religion race political position go law land violate human right say phone call suu kyi u.s. secretary state rex tillerson welcome myanmar government commitment allow return refugees urge facilitate humanitarian aid affect violence address deeply trouble human right abuse allegations state department say britain say suspend military train program myanmar french president emmanuel macron condemn unacceptable ethnic clean tell annual u.n. general assembly would start u.n. security council initiative ensure humanitarian access end violence u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres tell general assembly authorities myanmar must end military operations allow unhindered humanitarian access recognize right refugees return safety dignity must also address grievances rohingya whose status leave unresolved far long european union spokeswoman say suu kyi invitation diplomatic corps visit rakhine step forward add myanmar leadership need show democracy fight hard work people myanmar beyond ethnic social religious boundaries general assembly nigerian president muhammadu buhari liken violence myanmar genocides bosnia rwanda turkish president recep tayyip erdogan cite international community failure syria unless tragedy take place myanmar bring halt humanity live shame another dark stain history erdogan say twenty-two members u.s. congress write tillerson call strong meaningful response crisis head influential senate foreign relations committee bob corker say suu kyi risk destroy reputation force positive change yet another opportunity today stand rohingya minority ... instead refuse acknowledge military role ongoing atrocities say amnesty international describe suu kyi speech little mix untruths victim-blaming say government bury head sand ignore army role violence myanmar general remain full charge security suu kyi comment military action except say arm clash clearance operations since sept. 5. rohingya refugees arrive bangladesh tell soldier buddhist civilians attack burn villages recently last friday possible verify account right monitor flee rohingya say army rakhine buddhist vigilantes mount campaign arson aim drive muslim population u.n. right agency say textbook example ethnic cleanse myanmar reject charge say force tackle insurgents arakan rohingya salvation army accuse set fire attack civilians western governments back suu kyi campaign military rule still see best hope myanmar political economic transition avoid anger powerful army alienate supporters see take side muslim minority enjoy little sympathy country see surge buddhist nationalism phil robertson human right watch say satellite image show half rohingya villages torch time suu kyi government military face fact security force shoot kill want suu kyi 72 say government promote harmony muslim largely buddhist ethnic rakhine communities government official share optimism trust state secretary tin maung swe tell reuters add tensions high situation ready explode suu kyi say commit recommendations make advisory team lead kofi annan former u.n. secretary-general last month suggest review law link citizenship ethnicity leave rohingya stateless return refugees suu kyi say myanmar ready start verification process refugees country accept without problem suu kyi silence myanmar ethnic cleanse charge draw cool response