Mass deaths from starvation, disease and exposure could occur in Kayah State after many of the 100,000 forced to flee into forests from junta bombs are now cut off from food, water and medicine by the junta. The international community must act. My full statement below.
Such pics emerging of #Myanmar#military inside classrooms & interacting with children angering many. Military asking all to return to school with new school year on June 1. But since Feb 1 #coup, over 70 children reportedly killed. Some hiding in jungles #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Thank you again, Mr. President, for your leadership and commitments to build this pivotally important multilateral cooperation on Burma. As the Union Minister of International Cooperation of Myanmar, I am here at your service to help build this multilateral cooperation on Myanmar
At least four were killed when a shell hit a Christian Church near Loikaw, Kayah (Karen Ni) state on 1 am, Monday according to local media report #WhatsHappeninglnMyanmar
Prayer Please!
UK Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee has given me the opportunity to appear on the hearing of Myanmar military coup. The hearing can be watch from UK Parliament TV today at 2:50 PM (UK time), below are previous address translated into Burmese version.
Elected Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy party will be dissolved by the junta-appointed electoral commission for "electoral fraud", reports @Myanmar_Now_Eng#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
A new blow has been struck against the Myanmar junta. The US has sanctioned the SAC itself, not just individuals. AND, those who continue to do business with them can now also face sanctions. I now urge that the next step be taken: turn off the junta's oil & gas revenue spigot.
H.E Dr.Sasa talks to Korea Media- KBS about the CRPH, National Unity Government of Myanmar- NUG, how to prevent great civil war, another genocide and roadmaps to end this nightmare the junta reign of terror once and for all. https://t.co/mfJNBq1HpF
I am about to meet the UK Prime Minister’s Special Envoy on Freedom of Religion or Belief, Fiona Bruce MP, the meeting will also be joined by David Burrowes, a former MP of UK and South East Asia Specialist, Benedict Rogers
The recent G7 commitment to prevent arms transfers & technical cooperation w Myanmar is a welcome step coming 10 days after Min Aung Hlaing broke his ASEAN commitment to a cessation of violence. I urge others to join & help build global momentum for accountability through action.
Another day in Myanmar means more protests against military rule. Many people cover their faces in fear of killing or arrest. It is not just about COVID #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar