While targeted by junta forces that have long used gender based violence as a weapon of war, women of Myanmar are playing key leadership roles in the fight for their country. On International Women's Day, let us salute and thank them for their courage, tenacity and inspiration.
MaYinMyatNoeOo,an economics student, treasurer of Yangon University Students 'Union was sentenced to 3 years in prison under Section 505-A of the Penal Code on Feb17. She was abducted on April14,2021, while going with 3 others to join a protest rally in Tamwe Tsp.
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1/2 Two university students from Dawei Twsp who were arrested for donating money to war-affected refugees have been sentenced to seven years in prison each, according to some relatives. Ma Ei Chu Chu Maw, 19, and Ma Lin Let Kyi, 20, were sentenced by a Dawei prison court today...
Small fires flicker from the latest fire (File), which started burning last evening in Thantlang. Soldiers set fire to the neighborhood for the 25th times after one of their top commanders Lt. Col Myo Zin Htun of LIB 269 reportedly lost his limb to a landmine he planted yesterday
At Union Day military parade, General Min Aung Hlaing complains that “violence in #Myanmar is causing chaos and people are suffering.” But his military dictatorship is the cause of the atrocities & suffering in the country. End impunity, end the junta. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Burnt alive again by SAC military. Where is ‘Responsibility to Protect’? The violence suffered by Myanmar people is surmounting everyday.
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Condemnation of the brutal attack and murder of 35 Karenni by the military junta in Myanmar
Today the 25th of December, Christmas Day, is an important day of celebration and peace for the world. However, today the genocidal junta made their choice to say clearly that peace is...
More than 30 civilians including children were put onto dumper trucks, burnt alive and killed by Myanmar military junta troops in Pruso township, Karenni state on Christmas Eve, 2021. Photo: CJ #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar#Karenni
During WW1 there was a pause of fighting for Christmas but genocidal Min Aung Hlaing continues to increase the scale of his crimes against humanity by bombing and killing civilians in Myanmar ethnic areas and destroying their places of worship