civ Radio Free Asia, ‘Military Council orders civil servants to use term ‘Bengali’ [translated title] (31 August 2021) available at < https://www.rfa.org/burmese/news/military-council-order-staff-to-call-bangali08312021060536.html > accessed 21 November 2021. cv ‘Annex 1 to the Report of the Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in Myanmar to the UN General Assembly’ (2 September 2021) UN Doc A/76/314 4 [19]. cvi Myanmar Now, ‘‘Trail of bodies’: defector says military’s top judge came to Rakhine to destroy evidence of Rohingya atrocities’ (15 April 2022) available at <https://www.myanmar-now.org/en/news/trail-ofbodies-defector-says-militarys-top-judge-came-to-rakhine-to-destroy-evidence-of> accessed 19 May 2022. cvii Information on file with BROUK. cviii UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (15 March 2022) op. cit. [67]. cix Erin Farrell Rosenberg, John Packer, Fernand de Varennes, ‘Provisional Measures in the Gambia v. Myanmar Case Before the ICJ: The Case for Making Myanmar's Report Public’ (22 May 2021), 7. cx See ICJ Rules 75 and 76. See also Prachiti Venkatraman and Ashley Jordana, UK Human Rights Blog, Myanmar’s Compliance with the ICJ Provisional Measures Order & the Road Ahead (3 September 2020) available at <https://ukhumanrightsblog.com/2020/09/03/myanmars-compliance-with-the-icjprovisional-measures-order-the-road-ahead/> accessed 21 November 2020 and USHMM, Report#2, 5. cxi Rosenberg et al, op. cit. 11. cxii The plan requires US$826 million to reach 6.2 million people across Myanmar in need of life-saving support. According to UNOCHA, only 5 per cent of required funds had been received at the end of the first quarter of 2022. UNOCHA op. cit. 1. 21