Indonesian activists target Myanmar’s president in genocide case against him
The complaint seeks to hold Min Aung Hlaing accountable for international crimes in an Indonesian court, following recent legal changes

The filing comes just days after Myanmar’s military-dominated parliament elected Min Aung Hlaing as president on April 3, following his seizure of power in the 2021 coup.
He already faces an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court in late 2024, a separate arrest warrant from a court in Argentina, and an ongoing genocide case at the International Court of Justice brought by Gambia. Myanmar has consistently denied that genocide took place in the country.
The complaint in Indonesia was filed by Yasmin Ullah, a Rohingya survivor, alongside 10 prominent Indonesian human rights figures, including former attorney general Marzuki Darusman.