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New movement for justice and peace in Burma launched led by Kim Aris, son of Aung San Suu Kyi
Source: Mizzima
3 December marks the launch of the All-in-One Piece Movement, a global campaign led by Kim Aris calling for renewed international action to restore freedom, justice, and peace for the people of Burma, the organizers say in a press release.
Jailed Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi’s supporters rally in Sydney to protest junta elections
Source: ABC News | By Toby Mann
Organisers said the protest at Martin Place on Saturday afternoon was part of recent gen Z demonstrations around the globe tied to popular Japanese manga and anime, One Piece.
UN Demands Probe After Junta Attack on Myanmar Hospital
Source: Radio France Internationale | By Agence France-Presse
The United Nations on Thursday demanded an investigation after a strike on a Myanmar hospital killed at least 33 people, saying the attack could constitute a war crime.
Myanmar Military’s Favorite Election Campaign Platform? Banned Facebook
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Myo Pyae
The junta’s proxy Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) and others are vigorously campaigning on Facebook for the year-end election—even though millions of Myanmar citizens are officially barred from the platform.
No Place Is Safe: HURFOM Condemns Junta Airstrike on Hospital in Rakhine State
Source: The Human Rights Foundation of Monland
“Bombing a medical facility where innocent civilians seek treatment is a clear violation of international humanitarian law and a direct attack on the fundamental right to life,” said HURFOM Program Director, Nai Aue Mon/
Junta bombs Kyaukphyu a day after Mrauk-U hospital airstrike, killing eight
Source: Burma News International | Development Media Group
The junta carried out an airstrike on Nga Lon Zu Village in Kyaukphyu Township, Arakan (Rakhine) State, at around 7:00 pm on December 11, killing at least eight people including villagers and displaced residents, and injuring at least 10 others.
Residents flee to Thailand amid fighting in Mawdaung
Source: Burma News International | Karen Information Center
Heavy clashes between resistance forces and the junta near Mawdaung Town in Myanmar’s Tanintharyi Region have forced locals to flee across the border into Thailand.
Transport Delays Mount as Junta and Militias Tighten Checks in Southern Shan State
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News | By SHAN
Trucks transporting goods across Southern Shan State are facing severe disruption as the military regime and allied militias tighten inspections, forcibly unload goods, and impose escalating fees at multiple checkpoints, according to truck drivers and traders.
Myanmar Junta Orders Fuel Importers to Repay $257m Over Dollar Manipulation
Source: The Irrawaddy
Business owners say they have been warned that failure to comply will result in criminal charges of fraud and breach of trust.
Pezeshkian urges enhanced cooperation between Iran, Myanmar
Source: Mehr News Agency
The president also noted Tehran’s interest in increasing its ties with ASEAN member states, adding that Iran’s acceptance as a dialogue partner with the regional bloc could significantly boost cooperation with East Asian nations, including Myanmar.
14 Chinese men fleeing scam crackdown in Myanmar arrested at Bangkok love motel
Source: Bangkok Post | By Online Reporters
The documents revealed that three individuals had overstayed their visas, and the remaining four had no entry stamps into the country. The seven others were unable to produce any passports.
95 Civilian Massacres Recorded Since the Coup
Source: ISP-Myanmar | Tracker
Of these, 91 cases were committed by the Myanmar junta forces, killing 1,776 civilians. In contrast, resistance forces were responsible for four incidents, leaving 85 dead. These conditions indicate that the levels of civilian protection during conflict are extremely challenging.
Death Messenger Drones and the Livelihoods of the Karenni People
Source: Kantarawaddy Times
The junta mainly uses two types of drones against civilians harvesting crops. They are multi-copter drones and fixed-wing drones, often well known as kamikaze (suicide) drones, mostly imported from China.
Yangon public strike group stages protest against Myanmar junta’s sham election
Source: Mizzima
The campaign was carried out near the Sule pedestrian bridge in downtown Yangon, where activists placed a green signboard next to a trash can with the slogans: “Reject Sham Election,” “Dec.10.2025 Silent Strike,” and “Revolt and Defy.”
MNDAA’s New Tax Measures Burden Small Shops Along Lashio–Mong Yai Road
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News | By SHAN
“At the beginning of the month, the Kokang called a meeting with vendors. They said next year’s tax will be calculated per square foot, between 2 and 5 Chinese Yuan,” a resident from Nam Pawng Village Tract told SHAN.
As the ballots near, Myanmar confronts a crisis larger than the election itself
Source: The Borderlens | By Bidhayak Das
Myanmar election faces coercion, resistance and escalating unrest as the junta pushes a controversial multi-phase vote amid nationwide defiance.
Junta Forms Anti-Scam Body Amid Growing Evidence of Its Own Complicity
Source: The Irrawaddy | By Maung Kavi
The 16-member Central Supervisory Committee on Combating Telecom Fraud and Online Gambling is chaired by Home Affairs Minister Lieutenant General Tun Tun Naung, with Foreign Minister Than Swe and Labor Minister Myint Kyaing serving as deputy chairs.
Hospital Massacre in Mrauk-U: Junta Airstrike Kills 33, Injures 76
Source: The Irrawaddy
According to a local resident, a junta aircraft dropped two 500-pound bombs on Mrauk-U General Hospital at around 9 p.m. on Wednesday, which was marked around the world as Human Rights Day.
More than 12 million face acute hunger in Myanmar, UN World Food Programme says
Source: The Straits Times | By Reuters
Around 1 million of those will face emergency levels of hunger, meaning they will need lifesaving support, the agency added.
Hundreds of Chinese detainees riot in Tak
Source: Bangkok Post | By Assawin Pinitwong
Security officials were checking for possible escapees after about 300 Chinese being held in a detention zone in Mae Sot district, bordering Myanmar, rioted on Tuesday nightrved.
U Tin Htoo Aung excluded from list of candidates in upcoming junta election
Source: Narinjara News | By Khaing Lu Hla
U Tin Htoo Aung, a young individual from Rakhine recognized for his philanthropic efforts and potential for success, was deemed ineligible to run as an independent candidate for a Rakhine seat in the Yangon Division Parliament.
Fire erupts at telecom scam compound captured by KNU
Source: Burma News International | By Karen Information Center
“The fire started inside the scam compound, which also has warehouses storing goods,” a local who shared footage of the fire wrote on social media.
44 retired judges slam ‘motivated campaign’ against CJI over remarks on Rohingyas
Source: The Hindu | By The Hindu Bureau
“The Chief Justice is being attacked for asking the most basic legal question: who, in law, has granted the status that is being claimed before the Court?”
‘A generation lost at sea’: the desperate Rohingya falling prey to traffickers as they flee Bangladesh
Source: The Guardian | By Kaamil Ahmed, Yassin Abdumonab
Barred from work and school in Bangladesh, thousands of refugees are making the perilous voyage to Malaysia by boat – with some beaten en route to extort even more money.
“Only for Show”: Farmers Accuse Authorities of Staged Opium Destruction in Shan State
Source: Shan Herald Agency for News | By SHAN
Residents in Pang Laung (Pinlaung), Hopong, and Hsihseng townships in Southern Shan State say they are being forced to plant “show” opium fields that armed groups later destroy in staged operations.