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A Statement On War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity Committed by the Terrorist Military Junta’s Forces in Lethoketaw Village, Myinmu Township
Six male villagers were killed in this attack. Junta forces also massacred 24 males and one woman by shooting them in the head after seizing a monastery where the villagers were taking refuge.
Statement | Ministry of Human Rights of the National Unity Government
Opinion paper
Fresh military coup becoming imminent in Myanmar
The fracturing of the military establishment, evident through defections and dissent among senior officers, has created fertile ground for internal power struggles.
M A Hossain
Opinion paper
Thailand cuts off internet and telephone cables to ‘scam hub’ Shwe Kokko
The Thailand National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) issued a press release which said that they had cut off the internet and phone connections provided to Shwe Kokko in Myawaddy Township in Myanmar.
Mizzima
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Myanmar junta’s Aung Zeya Operation bogged down as it advances to retake Myawaddy
“We are particularly wary of potential air attacks by the junta. Our preparations include readiness for such scenarios. Presently, we are engaged in guerrilla tactics,” said Lieutenant Kyaw Hein, the deputy column commander of the Albino Tiger Column
Mizzima
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KSA inquires about progress of passport renewal of Rohingyas who went there in 73-74
“Many years ago – back in 1973-74, some Rohingyas went to Saudi Arabia. The exact number is unknown to us. They (Saudi side) had informed us that the number is 69,000. It could be more or less,” Khan told reporters after the meeting.
United News of Bangladesh
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Calligraphy Day keeps alive Tibetans’ written language
For several years now, Tibetan Calligraphy Day has been a way for Tibetans to keep their language and heritage alive amid China imposing restrictions and bans on use of the language.
Pelbar, Pasang Tsering & Dolma Lhamo for RFA Tibetan
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War in Burma/Myanmar: IDPs and Refugees Struggle for Existence
IDP camps also lack protection from the UN or the international community, leaving them vulnerable to regular bombing by the Burmese army. Farming within the camps is nearly impossible, and with no job opportunities nearby, families are left to endure hunger and uncertainty.
Antonio Graceffo
Opinion paper
Srettha: Thailand to tighten border control amid Myanmar conflict
"The problems are manifold, extending beyond security and encompassing issues such as counterfeit goods and drug trafficking,” Srettha said.
The Nation
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Outrage is not a policy: Coming to terms with Myanmar’s fragmented state
Identifying international policy responses in the shadow of Myanmar’s evolving civil war.
Morten B. Pedersen
Opinion paper
India: Immediately halt forced returns of Myanmar refugees in Manipur and respect the non-refoulement principle
The Indian authorities’ forced return of 77 Myanmar refugees violates the principle of non-refoulement, and any further plans to forcibly return more Myanmar refugees must be immediately halted, said the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) today.
Statement | International Commission of Jurists (ICJ)
Opinion paper