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[AAPP (Burma) @aapp_burma]

DAILY UPDATE 23/6/26 DAY 1969

8,114 killed (+4)
31,226 total arrested (+8)
14,349 still detained (verified) (+0)
7,884 still detained (unverified)

Brief: https://t.co/eEqxZcag4c
Find data: https://t.co/xg0cxJXcPU

[United Nations Geneva @UNGeneva]

“The international community should hold up a mirror to themselves, and ask: after a decade of grievous suffering, are we going to fail the people of Myanmar yet again? The answer must be no.” - @volker_turk

[Thomas van Linge @ThomasVLinge]

Graphic footage shows the aftermath of a junta bombardment on a village somewhere in resistance-held territory in the Burmese countryside.

Where bombs on Ukraine, Gaza or Lebanon at least reach the news, Myanmar is truly the world's ignored conflict.

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Myanmar army killed over 700 civilians in six months, UN says https://t.co/cBYxXLR0zO

[susunnay @susunnay]

@DrSJaishankar @narendramodi Ground realities show that conditions in Myanmar continue to deteriorate. Records are being set for all the wrong reasons.
2025 being the deadliest year for children since the military takeover, with airstrikes the leading cause of civilian casualties.
https://t.co/jRP29Cyore

[susunnay @susunnay]

@DEonHumanRights Ground realities show that conditions in Myanmar continue to deteriorate. Records are being set for all the wrong reasons.
2025 being the deadliest year for children since the military takeover, with airstrikes the leading cause of civilian casualties.
https://t.co/jRP29Cyore

[susunnay @susunnay]

@DEonHumanRights https://t.co/Pn2xHYM9Ms

[UN Human Rights @UNHumanRights]

#Myanmar: Decline in international assistance is further compounding five years of conflict affecting millions of people, says report.

As if the people of Myanmar have not suffered enough at the hands of the military, they have now seemingly been forgotten by those outside the country. Funding for localised protection efforts was in many areas the only solace from the suffering caused by constant targeting and indiscriminate attacks by the military - UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk

https://t.co/pnueaBburx

[susunnay @susunnay]

@JohannesHano @ZDFheute @heutejournal https://t.co/Pn2xHYM9Ms

[UN Human Rights @UNHumanRights]

#Myanmar: Decline in international assistance is further compounding five years of conflict affecting millions of people, says report.

As if the people of Myanmar have not suffered enough at the hands of the military, they have now seemingly been forgotten by those outside the country. Funding for localised protection efforts was in many areas the only solace from the suffering caused by constant targeting and indiscriminate attacks by the military - UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk

https://t.co/pnueaBburx

[UN Human Rights @UNHumanRights]

#Myanmar: Decline in international assistance is further compounding five years of conflict affecting millions of people, says report.

As if the people of Myanmar have not suffered enough at the hands of the military, they have now seemingly been forgotten by those outside the country. Funding for localised protection efforts was in many areas the only solace from the suffering caused by constant targeting and indiscriminate attacks by the military - UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk

https://t.co/pnueaBburx

[The Diplomat @Diplomat_APAC]

More people are being killed or maimed by antipersonnel landmines in Myanmar than in any other country in the world. https://t.co/GqwrY5pO29

[susunnay @susunnay]

@JohannesHano @ZDFheute @heutejournal Ground realities show that conditions in Myanmar continue to deteriorate. Records are being set for all the wrong reasons.
2025 being the deadliest year for children since the military takeover, with airstrikes the leading cause of civilian casualties.
https://t.co/jRP29Cyore

[susunnay @susunnay]

@anwaribrahim @trahmanbnp Ground realities show that conditions in Myanmar continue to deteriorate. Records are being set for all the wrong reasons.
2025 being the deadliest year for children since the military takeover, with airstrikes the leading cause of civilian casualties
https://t.co/jRP29Cyore

[The Irrawaddy (Eng) @IrrawaddyNews]

The Myanmar military has intensified airstrikes on Mindat and Kanpetlet in southern Chin State, targeting the towns with over 100 bombs on Sunday, resistance sources and locals said. (Photo: Houses damaged by junta airstrikes in June 2026 / Hkl Mindat) #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar

[The Irrawaddy (Eng) @IrrawaddyNews]

Conditions on the ground in Myanmar continue to get worse, UN Special Envoy on Myanmar Julie Bishop warned last Friday, contradicting claims by the military regime that the situation has improved following a widely criticized election.
https://t.co/34dFFnrQkg

[DVB English News @DVB_English]

The multi-township bombardment on Wednesday resulted in at least 10 civilian deaths, dozens of severe injuries, and the destruction of a key trade jetty connected to international shipping routes.

Read more https://t.co/KUo2CspssA

#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar

[Development Media Group - English Edition @DMGEnglish]

Junta announces 24-hour social media surveillance, says over 16,000 arrested

DMG Newsroom

19 June 2026, Nay Pyi Taw

The Myanmar military junta has launched a nationwide 24-hour social media monitoring system targeting online users, according to junta-appointed Deputy Minister for Home Affairs Maj-Gen Min Thu.

The announcement was made on Thursday during a Pyithu Hluttaw session in Nay Pyi Taw.

"Our cyber agencies are conducting continuous 24-hour surveillance to address political opposition content, fake news, misinformation and inappropriate online material across social media platforms," Maj-Gen Min Thu said during the session.

The statement came in response to a question from Daw Than Than Aye, a junta-aligned lawmaker representing the Thingangyun constituency.

Daw Than Than Aye asked about security measures for identifying and prosecuting individuals using digital platforms to support anti regime activities and distribute alternative news reports.

"Security agencies are monitoring, investigating and making arrests on a 24-hour basis against those using digital platforms to incite resistance or spread unverified information," the deputy minister said. "These actions are being carried out under Section 50 and Section 52 of the 2014 Counterterrorism Law and Section 505(a) of the Penal Code."

According to figures presented by Maj-Gen Min Thu, junta authorities have arrested nearly 14,000 people under Counterterrorism Law provisions between early 2024 and May 2026.

An additional 2,000 people were prosecuted under Section 505(a) of the Penal Code during the same period over online activities.

#Myanmar #NayPyiTaw #JuntaSurveillance #SocialMediaMonitoring #MinThu #Thingangyun #CounterterrorismLaw #PenalCode505a #DigitalRights #InternetFreedom #ArbitraryDetention #PyithuHluttaw #DMGNews

[Burma News International @bnionline1]

JFM exposes Belpearl network for funding Myanmar's junta via the pearl trade, circumventing MPE sanctions by sourcing materials & operating farms. #MyanmarJunta #BloodPearls https://t.co/aGRqfpKnKh

[Progressive Voice @PVamplify]

With those 2 words—”Myanmar president”—one of the world’s most influential news agencies simply handed #MinAungHlaing the legitimacy he is seeking, neglecting 5 years of #airstrikes, #massacres, mass imprisonment & egregious violence he has instigated.

🔗 https://t.co/QWd7O1zTm6

[ATHAN @athan_info]

The Status of Freedom of Expression in Myanmar [May 2026]

The military's Ministry of Information announced that a total of 97 news agency operating licenses have now been canceled.

more > https://t.co/cOJtbb0bzY
#FoE #athan #Myanmar

[APHR @ASEANMP]

134 former and current parliamentarians signed the parliamentary open letter calling for the release of Aung San Suu Kyi and all political prisoners.

https://t.co/XvBEAj5xRs