Myanmar regime shelling killed four civilians, including a pregnant woman and children, in Pandi Kone Village, Bilin Township, Mon State, on Monday, local media said. The village is in KNU territory but no clashes were reported at the time. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
A junta soldier recently broadcasted live on social media, wherein he recounted the killings of members of the People Defense Forces (PDF), specifically detailing the act of slashing their throats following their capture. He asserted that he had eliminated numerous PDF members, leaving none alive in Myanmar.
He said he always hates PDF and is always ready to kill them.
This account serves to underscore the junta regime's systematic practice of executing individuals associated with the anti-junta resistance forces upon their arrest.
In contrast, ethnic armed groups and the People Defense Force make significant efforts to adhere to international legal norms regarding the treatment of prisoners of war.
Students continue to rely on boats for their daily commute to and from school, without the use of any safety equipment in Maubn township of the war-torn Myanmar's delta region. The journey for students is extremely risky, but they have no option.
The ongoing civil war has created significant challenges for individuals across all segments of society, resulting in widespread hardship and instability throughout the country.
The arson attacks perpetrated by the junta army in Sheinme village, located within Chaungoo township, have resulted in the destruction of nearly two hundred houses, including several significant national heritage religious buildings and pagodas in the Sagaing division of Myanmar.
In a heart-wrenching incident, a man, paralyzed and unable to flee when junta soldiers assaulted his village, was tragically burned alive in his own home.
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UN OCHA reports that 3.7 million people in Burma have been displaced — not by nature, but by the Burmese military’s atrocities.
Behind every number is a family forced to flee violence, fear, and destruction.
The world must demand accountability. #Myanmar#Burma
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Our investigation shows the junta failed to distinguish between civilians and combatants and did not take all feasible precautions to protect civilians.
Earlier this year, @FortifyRights traveled to Bago to investigate and document the massacre.
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Myanmar 🇲🇲: junta warplanes are repeatedly striking the town of Mindat in southern Chin state today as a military offensive into the region has so far failed to deliver any results.
The funeral for Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi, 64, was held at Yangon Region’s Yeway Cemetery hours after his passing, his family and friends told DVB on Tuesday. Read more in today's Daily Briefing: https://t.co/uIg6GtZnZK
This is what is happening every day in Myanmar under the junta military rule.
The junta regime have been demolishing civilian properties in Lashio on Saturday, a vital border town linked to Thailand in southeastern Shan State. The regime claims that the land - occupied by numerous expensive estate properties and believed to be at least 17 houses — belongs to the junta military, undermining the rights of civilians who have invested their fortune in their homes and communities.
The destruction of all properties in the No. 5 Block area of Tachileik town is not just an infringement on individual rights but also a stark reminder of how things are going under the military rule in the war-torn country.
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The Karen National Union said a targeted airstrike by the regime killed three women and wounded two people, including a teenage girl, in Kyainseikgyi Township, Karen State on Sunday. Two houses and a vehicle were damaged.
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