abuses against the Rohingya. The panel is composed of two local and two international commissioners. Human Rights Watch has raised doubts about the possible outcome of this commission, citing the fact that one of the local commissioners (Aung Tun Thet) has previously denied the existence of any ethnic cleansing in Myanmar. The chairwoman of the commission, Rosario Manalo of the Philippines, also created some concern about the inquiry for those hoping for accountability when she stated there would be "no blaming of anybody". Amnesty International released a report in June 2018 that documents numerous human rights abuses, and proceeded to call for Myanmar to be referred to the International Criminal Court (ICC). On 27 September 2018, the UN Human Rights Council passed a resolution to create an international body to "help prepare case files for future criminal proceedings". This resolution was the result of a UN fact finding mission that discovered numerous human rights abuses under the military junta, and currently ongoing against the Rohingya. References History of Myanmar Transitional justice Myanmar