Visiting Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi said Friday that little evidence has emerged to accuse anyone in the military of waging violence against civilians in northern Rakhine state, adding that her government would investigate and release all findings to the public at a later date.
"We have been very careful not to blame anybody in particular unless we have complete evidence as to who has been responsible for what," she told reporters at the Japan National Press Club in Chiyoda Ward.
"We will find out what really happened and actions will be taken accordingly in the line with the rule of law through due process measures," she said.