If our leader, ASSK is still alive, SAC should release the evidence. The problem is even when we see it, no one will believe them. Coz SAC never tells the truth to people.
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Nine women teachers from Theinzayat town, Kyaikto Township, Mon State, were briefly detained and warned by resistance forces after they travelled to attend a Junta election training, according to local sources. All were later released the same day.
On the morning of 16 November, the teachers left Theinzayat in a hired vehicle to attend a training session for poll station officers at Basic Education High School No. 1 in Kyaikto. They were stopped and detained near Kam Ni Village in Kyaikto Township, an area under the control of allied revolutionary forces.
The teachers rented a car and went to the poll station officer training. They were stopped and taken near Kam Ni. Because they are known teachers from Theinzayat, they were treated more leniently. They were released the same day with a warning,” a resident from Theinzayat told HURFOM.
Those reportedly released include Daw Ri Ri Win, a senior teacher at Theinzayat Basic Education High School, as well as several headmistresses from basic education schools in the town. The nine were detained by forces from the Karen National Union (KNU) Brigade 1, Thaton District, including the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) and allied People’s Defense Forces (PDF), and released later that day after being questioned and cautioned.
Kam Ni Village is located in a zone controlled by revolutionary allied forces and is considered an area where the junta-appointed Election Commission will not be able to open polling stations. On 26 September, KNU Brigade 1, Thaton District, publicly declared its opposition to the junta’s planned “election” and stated that it would work together with others who oppose the process to disrupt and dismantle it.
For teachers and civil servants across Mon State and nearby areas, this incident reflects the difficult position they are in: caught between pressure from the Junta to participate in its election process and warnings from resistance forces who reject the legitimacy of the vote in a country still at war.
In late August, Thailand’s government announced that thousands of Myanmar refugees who live along the Thai-Myanmar border would be given employment rights for the first time.
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Another crossroad in ASEAN’s history. Will it welcome democratic Timor-Leste or support #Myanmar’s murderous military junta? Time for ASEAN to stop worrying about offending dictators and stand up for human rights.🇲🇲🇹🇱 https://t.co/AcgVuiSlcK
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Just bored and heated up to hear SAC terrorist surrendered news. We'd been lost so many lives at this four years.
Only one thing that I want to urge @ASEAN countries is "Stop Aviation Fuel Supply Chain" with junta association. No more statements but the actions requires immediately for it.
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Junta Foreign Minister Than Swe and International Committee of the Red Cross resident representative Arnaud de Baecque met in Naypyitaw on Wednesday to discuss the ICRC’s relief assistance for Myanmar’s earthquake victims. (Photo: MOFA) #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Myanmar’s people are fighting to end not just a dictatorship but a centuries-old cycle of domination, aiming to break free and shape a new political future.
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At least a dozen students and several teachers were killed and others injured as a regime fighter jet bombed the O Htein Twin village school in Sagaing Region’s Depayin Township on Monday morning, local sources report.
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Myanmar Junta released the statement to the world for ceasefire. But ordered his commanders for bombing to the people daily. Military terrorists never stop killing and brutal torturing to the civilians.