Resistance forces in Myanmar detain a candidate in this month’s election, state media report

by Admin | Dec 3, 2025 | Daily News, Elections

Source: Associated Press The detention of Wai Lin Htet, 37, a candidate of the Shan and Nationalities Democratic Party, highlights ongoing tensions in Myanmar, where local resistance groups clash with the military government as it tries to hold the Dec. 28 election....

Overseas Myanmar Voters Spurn Election Despite Junta Intimidation

by Admin | Dec 2, 2025 | Daily News, Elections

Source: The Irrawaddy In South Korea, where tens of thousands of Myanmar workers live, regime authorities are reportedly forcing passport renewal applicants to fill out Form 15 for advance voting. Read Full Story

Myanmar Junta Boss Urges Civil Servants to Vote for Military-Aligned Candidates

by Admin | Dec 2, 2025 | Daily News, Elections

Source: The Irrawaddy With less than a month to go before the regime’s planned election, junta boss Min Aung Hlaing has urged Myanmar’s civil servants to vote for candidates who will work closely with the military. Read Full Story

No Vote, No Shelter: Junta Forces Myanmar IDPs to Cast Early Ballots

by Admin | Dec 1, 2025 | Daily News, Elections

Source: The Irrawaddy Myanmar’s military regime is pressuring displaced people (IDPs) in Mandalay and Sagaing unless they cast advance votes for its December-January election, residents told The Irrawaddy. Read Full Story

University students forced to give advance votes in regime election in southern and eastern Shan State

by Admin | Dec 1, 2025 | Daily News, Elections

Source: Shan Human Rights Foundation | Update In the third week of November 2025, local regime officials in Pindaya, Namzarng and Kunhing townships in southern Shan State and Mong Hsat township in eastern Shan State forced over 250 university students to cast advance...

Myanmar’s Military: Does Junta Intend to Remain in Power by Forcing through General Election?

by Admin | Nov 30, 2025 | Elections, Opinion Papers

Source: The Japan News | Yomiuri Editorial Many countries, including Japan, do not recognize the military’s hold on power. This situation is unlikely to change unless the military stops suppressing pro-democracy forces and releases Suu Kyi and other detainees. Read...