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Highlights
Justice For Myanmar launches “Dirty Over 30 ASEAN” to expose ASEAN tycoons fuelling Myanmar junta atrocities
Source: Justice for Myanmar | Press Release
The new “dishonourees” are 12 powerful tycoons from across Southeast Asia who are profiting from the junta’s atrocities through funds, the sale of military equipment and the provision of financial services.
UN Special Envoy Julie Bishop reported to UN Office of Internal Oversight Services over conflicts of interest
Source: Progressive Voice Myanmar | Press Release by four Myanmar civil society organizations (CSOs)
Multiple international anti-corruption experts have stated that civil society concerns about Julie Bishop’s conflicts of interest are credible and warrant action by the UN.
Sex-based violence in Myanmar
Source: Human Rights Myanmar | Publication
Myanmar’s military systematically uses sex-based violence to subjugate women and girls, intensifying since the 2021 coup.
How Myanmar’s gold rush threatens international rivers
Source: Dialogue Earth | By Kannikar Petchkaew
n Mong Len, a rural area in Myanmar’s eastern Shan state, 35-year-old farmer Sai U stood helplessly as his cattle fell – poisoned by the water that had long sustained his family, fields and livestock
SAC Escalates Collective Punishment across the Danu Heartlands
Source: Shan Human Rights Foundation | Report
This report documents the escalation of human rights violations by State Administration Council (SAC) troops, police and local Pyusawhti militia against local villagers in Ywangan and adjoining townships of Southern Shan State and Mandalay since mid-2022.
The Enlistment of Women: Gendered Impacts of Forced Conscription by the Military Junta
Source: Network for Human Rights Documentation – Burma | Briefing Paper
Our latest research finds that women face immense risks in junta custody, and the dangerous attempts to make them fight on the battlefield present additional risks that undermine their safety and security.
Central Myanmar’s People’s Defense Forces Stake a Growing Claim
Source: The Irrawaddy | Analysis by Aye Chan Hsu
After the 2021 military coup, pro-democracy resistance forces sprang up across the country, armed with whatever weapons they could find.
Statement on the upcoming meeting between the military leader Min Aung Hlaing and ASEAN leaders
Source: National Unity Government of Myanmar | Statement
This individual is responsible for the daily killings of innocent civilians—even during the traditionally peaceful Myanmar New Year—using small arms, artillery shelling, fighter jets, and aerial bombings, all funded by the country’s own treasury.
Statement by the Three Brotherhood Alliance Announcing One Month Unilateral Humanitarian Pause
Source: Three Brotherhood Alliance | Statement
We sincerely wish for domestic and international volunteer rescue teams currently engaged in emergency relief and search operations in the earthquake-affected towns to carry out their work
Statement regarding the Earthquake in Burma/Myanmar on the 28 March 2025
Source: Karen National Union | Statement (Karen/Bur/Eng)
It is with deep regret that we must also highlight the ongoing actions of the State Administration Council (SAC), which continues to carry out airstrikes targeting civilian areas even as the population suffers tremendously from the earthquake.