In scathing remarks against #Thailand for welcoming #Myanmar's #MinAungHlaing to #Bangkok Aug 6-7 despite him being banned from @ASEAN, @SpecialCouncil says Thailand has "shattered any vestige of a common ASEAN position" & "torched its (own) credibility"
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#Myanmar regime never been known to issue quick statements/pics of talks. But its MFA has done so & showcases bilateral meets with #Philippines@SecLazaro & #Brunei. This is them exhibiting a comeback of sorts to regional stage. @ACLEDINFO has reported >100k deaths since coup
This is how lazy framing turns into complicity. Calling Min Aung Hlaing - the junta chief widely accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity -“Myanmar’s president” treats that title as if it’s neutral, when it came out of a completely manufactured, non-credible election. It wasn’t free, it wasn’t fair, and it doesn’t reflect the will of the people.
When @Telegraph uses that label, it presents something manufactured as if it were a settled fact. That misleads readers and effectively hands legitimacy to something engineered from the start. You should know better!
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #Telegraph #MyanmarCoup #WarCriminal
#Myanmar#AungSanSuuKyi's son Kim Aris tells me her jail "reduction is meaningless except as a gesture to try and gain legitimacy internationally. She will still be over a hundred years old!" Myanmar #military cut her jail term by ~4.5yrs to now 22.5 yrs https://t.co/l1JnPtLRVR
Following the illegal assumption of the presidency by junta leader Min Aung Hlaing, his military forces have persistently engaged in bombardments targeting innocent civilians across various regions of Myanmar.
A man expressed profound grief over the destruction of his residence and lamented the hardships endured by himself and his fellow villagers, who have suffered greatly due to the actions of the junta regime's forces, culminating in the complete incineration of their village - Hmyolukan in Pakkoku township of Magway region.
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The junta soldiers have launched an alarming attack this morning, setting fire to an entire village near Pakokku Airport in Pakokku Town, located within Myanmar's Magway Division.
As a result of the arson attack, hundreds of residents from Hmyolukan village have been compelled to evacuate their homes amidst the ongoing violence perpetrated by the junta soldiers, which has led to the complete devastation of the village.
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BREAKING @MyanmarWitness & @LeMondefr show that following our Sept 2025 report Czech company @AIKunovice has covertly exported 2 other Let L410 aircraft to #Myanmar sanctioned junta. Last one landed yesterday. This model is now commissioned in and used by the Myanmar Air Force🧵:
Five years after a military coup, the people of Myanmar need to know that they are not alone in their fight for justice, democracy and human rights. The best way to show it is with ACTION.
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Myanmar’s military junta has committed widespread repression & abuse in every facet of life in the country since seizing power on February 1, 2021. I spoke to @dwnews about the junta's sham elections & why they simply serve to entrench military rule. https://t.co/Uw6ZW5VwbL
The @IspMyanmar have released their 2026 "State of Myanmar" report: https://t.co/clSBk0dtLZ
it offers some very sharp analysis & salient critiques, despite seeming to also overlook some promising developments & indicators amongst anti-regime stakeholders.
“Five years on from the coup, it is time to end Myanmar’s nightmare and help the people in their struggle for a better future.”
In an op-ed for @UCANews, @FortifyRights Senior Director @benedictrogers reflects on five years since the Myanmar military junta seized power, documenting mass arrests, sham elections, escalating airstrikes on civilians, and the urgent need for international action to end the junta’s violence and impunity.
https://t.co/vDDx6UHMCd
Five years since the coup, Myanmar’s junta has committed widespread repression and abuse in every facet of life, @amnesty, @FortifyRights, and @hrw report.
Military atrocities escalated over the past year as the junta sought to entrench its rule.
https://t.co/8vOrqFHQX6
When you have the ability to take action which could reduce the ability of the Burmese military to access revenue and arms, and could reduce their ability to commit human rights violations, but decide to make a statement instead.
#Myanmar: Conduct of recent military-imposed elections failed to respect fundamental human rights of country’s citizens. Process served only to exacerbate violence & societal polarization.
After military grabbed power from democratically elected government, Myanmar has lost half a decade of peace and development - UN Human Rights Chief @volker_turk
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