At least 30 people including famous Kachin local artists and KIA soldiers were killed last night in Hpakant Township by #Myanmar military airstrike. Those who have been killed were present at the rehearsal for the 62nd of Kachin Independence Organisation.
In Sagaing's Tabayin township: #MyanmarMilitaryTerrorists attacked a school with airstrike at 1 PM on September 16th. Six children were killed at the spot and 20 others were seriously injured. Two teachers and 20 children were abducted as human-shield.
#SaveMyanmarChildren
Eleven (11) innocent villagers were tied up & burnt to death by SAC Terrorists in Don Taw village, Salingyi Tsp, Sagaing Region today at 8 am.
Take serious actions on Junta Terrorists for their brutalities now. @UN@IntlCrimCourt#BurntAliveByJunta#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
SAC Terrorists are burning civilians alive to death in Myanmar. Within 4 days, 14 civilians from the Sagaing Region were burnt alive by Junta. Why is @UN still watching #WarCrimesOfJunta? Take action on these Junta Terrorists now.
#BurntAliveByJunta#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Myanmar's terrorist military have fired 11 villagers who have no association with the ongoing warfares, to death in Sagaing Region. The military is killing its own citizens to whom they are obliged to protect.
#BurnAliveByJunta#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
GRAPHIC: At least 11 civilians have been tied and burned today in Salingyi Township, Sagaing Region, Myanmar. Locals said that they heard the groaning and asking help from that place but couldn’t help. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
@SecBlinken Burma need the urgent help.The Junta should be taken the action by international community.They are not afraid of doing more crimes.Please save our citizens
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
The European Union "strongly condemns this politically motivated verdict" against Aung San Suu Kyi "which constitutes another major setback for democracy in Myanmar since the military coup on 1 February 2021." "The trial was politically motivated." https://t.co/Jsd7OPFGDw
The proceeding that today convicted Aung San Suu Kyi should not be confused with a trial—it is theatre of the absurd. She, and thousands of others, are guilty only in a system of injustice that punishes those who exercise the basic human right to speak and assemble freely.