The brutal military junta forces in Myanmar have once again demonstrated their cruelty and disregard for human life. In Nyaungkla village, Budalin township, Sagaing Division, three innocent students were brutally killed by the genocidal military junta. The peace-loving people of Myanmar, seeking federal democracy, have endured these terrible situations for far too long, witnessing the targeting of students who merely expressed their desire for freedom and federal democracy.
We face a dire situation where the genocidal military junta has invaded classrooms, declaring Myanmar's students as military targets and using battlefield weapons against them. Since the attempted coup in February 2021, more than 4,000 civilians, including hundreds of students, have been killed, with over 24,000 individuals, including several thousand students, unjustly arrested. Furthermore, more than 70,000 houses, including schools, hospitals, and places of worship, have been destroyed, forcing nearly 2 million people into homelessness and leaving 18 million in dire need of lifesaving aid, with many millions of them being students. The consequences are devastating - in 2020, nearly one million high school students appeared for the high school exam, but in 2023, this number has plummeted to only about 100,000. This loss of education will impact not just this generation but generations to come, leading to a lost generation of Myanmar.
This atrocity must be stopped, and those responsible must face justice through international mechanisms. The International Community, especially the G20 countries, who hold 85% of the world economy, must recognize the urgency of this critical issue and consider providing assistance to the millions of Myanmar children whose education is at stake. The future of Myanmar's children and the country's path to freedom and democracy depend on the collective actions and support from the free and democratic world.
#JusticeForMyanmarStudents #EndMilitaryJunta #SupportEducationInMyanmar #StopGenocide #PeaceAndDemocracyForMyanmar #SaveMyanmarChildren #StandWithMyanmar #G20ForMyanmarEducation
Permanent representative for Myanmar to the United Nations Kyaw Moe Tun says "we will fight until the end of this military dictatorship" and until democracy is restored, adding the people of Myanmar need help from the international community.
https://t.co/0JZ8CQML1q
📺 Sky 501
Myanmar is currently gripped by a brutal civil war.
Eight years on from the election of Aung San Suu Kyi, the country is once again ruled by the military with reports of mass killings, thousands of arrests and human rights abuses
This video shows the moment children shelter as military jets above try to bomb their school.
This is a war that the country’s military rulers do not want the world to see
Do Kwon, the founder of the failed crypto company Terraform Labs, was arrested in Montenegro on Thursday as he tried to board a private flight using a forged passport. Kwon has now became a target of criminal investigators in at least three countries. https://t.co/nlo61nrvQr
"An Indonesian senior minister urged #Myanmar’s military to consider stepping back and letting 'qualified' leaders govern the country that’s in an economic free-fall due to sanctions and worsening civil strife."
https://t.co/YuCl88o5mL
The reports of an airstrike on a concert in #Myanmar are appalling. Our thoughts are with the victims & their families. This is another low point in the regime’s brutal campaign against its own people. Together with our partners, we are currently working on further sanctions.
For how many more innocent civilian lives do we have yet to grieve ? For how many more heroes do we yet have to sacrifice ? What just happened in Phakkant last night is a clarion call for concerted action to exterminate the military fascism .
.@JapanGov finally suspended training of new #Myanmar military cadets, bringing to an end its shameful program to build the capacity of a military that continues to commit atrocity crimes w/ total impunity. Japan must now sanction junta & its biz! More 👉🏽 https://t.co/JnQ6RcQLQX
#Online Event
Book Discussion on "Vietnamese Women Migrating for Work Overseas: The Untold Stories" organized by @SEAJunction and @GAATW_IS
📅 29 September 2022
⏲ 4:00-5:00 pm (BKK Time)
The event will be live-streamed via zoom (https://t.co/Fzqjr372tC) and SEAJunction Fb Page