1/4 On 31 July at around 11:00 p.m., Maung Lin Aung, 21-year-old Mon youth, also a key member of La Mine Charity Youth Association, was shot dead by the Police forces, according to eyewitnesses. The body was found near the fence of the police station. They shot him because...
Stortinget har gjort spede forsøk på å holde regjeringen ansvarlig for #Telenor s beslutning om å selge seg ut av #Myanmar. Norske myndigheter toer sine hender, skriver @camillab9.
@Telenor_mm @ForumNorway @AVFDiego
https://t.co/szwHOfTBxb
Da Myanmars militære tok makten ved et kupp i februar i år, ble en hel verden vitne til hvordan landets nye «Generasjon Z» raskt tok til sosiale medier for å mobilisere til protest mot kuppet. Les @camillab9, førsteamanuensis ved @hiofnorge, om #Myanmar https://t.co/PYsZLilE3L
Thanks to the wonderful editors at @GR2P and @Brill_Law for the fantastic experience of being part of this special edition.
And to @DrEllenStensrud and Martin Mennecke for their thoughtful, insightful and brilliant editing and marshalling throughout🙏
...and Ivan Šimonović on why the UN failed to prevent atrocity crimes and three key lessons from the Myanmar experience.
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https://t.co/wZvjQ3S08O
Sebastiaan Verelst on how states could better fulfil their international obligations to prevent atrocity crimes, in Myanmar and beyond @SebVerelst
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https://t.co/V5WlT9yOa3
Claire Q. Smith and Susannah Williams on why the region's major political player, Indonesia, chose quiet diplomacy over R2P @claireqsmith @sugrwipolitics (9/14)
https://t.co/VkaRKsqzmk
Kate Ferguson on the UK's emergent atrocity prevention approach towards the Rohingya atrocities, and five key failures @WordsAreDeeds
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https://t.co/4VLMKFJvnh
Ellen Stensrud on the tensions between Western optimism about Myanmar's democratisation and knowledge of mass atrocities @DrEllenStensrud
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https://t.co/eDq0ZCwai7
A genuinely inter-disciplinary dialogue and set of new insights from policy specialists, international law experts, national and international activists, UN advisors, and close observers of Myanmar and regional politics and security, including....
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Sets the backdrop, too, for understanding the international community's ongoing failure to respond effectively to the mass anti-civilian violence following the 2021 military coup....
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Scholars and wider public interested in the international community's failure to protect Myanmar's Rohingya against mass atrocities: essential reading in new special issue of @GR2P
#Myanmar#Rohingya#R2P
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https://t.co/tRK71F0gvL