geneva myanmar leader aung san suu kyi personally meet members muslim rohingya minority subject ongoing persecution military group u.n. human right experts say tuesday myanmar reject u.n. accusations force engage ethnic cleanse rohingya muslims response coordinate attack rohingya insurgents security force aug. 25. military campaign send nearly 430,000 refugees flee bangladesh group seven u.n. officials say include special rapporteurs human right myanmar minority issue racism call aung san suu kyi meet rohingya personally officials say statement say implementation promise suu kyi address crisis include perpetrators would hold accountable would amount empty gesture since many rohingya flee suu kyi nobel peace prize winner whose government come power last year transition nearly 50 years harsh military rule denounce right violations international pressure mount call nobel prize withdraw suu kyi little control security force military-drafted constitution also bar presidency give military veto power political reform 1.1 million rohingya buddhist majority myanmar deny citizenship classify illegal immigrants bangladesh despite claim root region go back centuries communities marginalize occasionally subject communal violence u.n. experts urge aung san suu kyi meet persecute rohingya