#BREAKING: Myanmar’s junta army is burning down Thantlang Town, Chin State again this morning at 10:00 am. The burning fire has sent huge smoke billowing in the sky from Thantlang Town, which is visible from Hakha city – a 23-mile distance. At least 55 houses have been burned.
Children of frontline soldiers aged below 12 at Myanmar military camps are forced to learn military skills such as firing live ammunition of heavy weapons, according to our source inside the military who requested anonymity for her security.
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Since Dec. 15, more than 16,000 residents of Myanmar’s Myawaddy in Kayin state have been displaced by fighting between the military and anti-coup forces, officials and relief groups said Wednesday, with over one-third crossing the border into Thailand
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Locals from a village in ShweBo Tsp marched on streets and protested against the Military Dictatorship as their daily routine.
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Ko Kyaw Naing was unlawfully handcuffed and abducted by military terrorists from his home in KaNyone Ward in #Dawei city at around 3pm on Dec29 in accused allegations. He is held in undisclosed location.
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Kayan Civil Youths Organization launched the motivation programs for the refugees at Phekon tsp in S-Shan State & Demoso tsp in Karenni State and also aid for food supplies.
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The regime’s efforts to whitewash its recent actions in Karen State aren’t likely to fool anybody, said Padoh Saw Taw Nee
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A #LayKayKaw refugee recalled her ordeal where she had to save her daughter from being used as a human shield by the regime's soldiers while they were running from bullets and artillery shells
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Across Myanmar, hundreds of thousands of people have fled their homes, trying to escape the violence and bloodshed since the military coup. Hundreds of thousands are now confronting an uncertain future abroad. https://t.co/jfNrioivZt
San Lin Oo, a philanthropist from Mudon,Mon state was sentenced by the Mudon Township Court on December 29 to one and a half years in prison under Section 505 (a). Since Military had seized power in February , there's no fair judiciary system in Myanmar.
#FckTheLaw#Dec29Coup
All human beings have a universal right to seek asylum from persecution. @Indonesia should provide these desperate #Rohingya refugees with sanctuary. https://t.co/5poGYPdQGr
Ko Yan Naing Aung, executive member of Pyay University Students' Union, his father U Win Hlaing(a political activist) & his brother Ko Shwe Phyo Aung were sentenced to 2 years in prison by Pyay Prison Court on Dec 28.
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