Kalay residents afraid to file charges after Myanmar junta troops kill civilian and conceal body

by Admin | Jun 18, 2026 | Daily News, Repression/Atrocities

Source: Mizzima Family members of a man allegedly killed and buried by junta troops in Kalay, Sagaing Region, are afraid to file a lawsuit due to fear of retaliation, according to local sources. Read Full Story

Squatters Near Yadanabon Cyber City Ordered to Demolish Homes

by Admin | Jun 18, 2026 | Daily News, Repression/Atrocities

Source: The Irrawaddy “We are dismantling our houses ourselves because if they come to demolish them, nothing will be left,” a villager told The Irrawaddy. “They didn’t offer any compensation, but at least we won’t have to pay fines.” Read Full...

Eight Civilians Die in Regime Air Raid on Rakhine’s Kyauktaw

by Admin | Jun 18, 2026 | Daily News, Repression/Atrocities

Source: The Irrawaddy Eight civilians including a toddler were killed and 17 others injured when regime fighter jets bombed residential areas of Kyauktaw in Rakhine State on Wednesday, according to local reports. Read Full Story

At least 10 civilians killed, dozens injured in Kyauktaw junta airstrikes during military leader’s China visit

by Admin | Jun 17, 2026 | Daily News, Repression/Atrocities

Source: Narinjara News Agency Myanmar military aircraft launched devastating airstrikes on residential areas in Rakhine State on Wednesday, killing at least 10 civilian, including women and children, and injuring dozens more. Read Full Story

Junta systematically evolved and employed repressive tactics

by Admin | Jun 15, 2026 | Daily News, Repression/Atrocities

Source: Burma News International | By Than Lwin Times In the five years since the 2021 coup, the junta has systematically evolved its methods of repression to suppress freedom of expression among the public and journalists Read Full Story

The Arithmetic of Atrocity: Air Power and Civilian Suffering in Arakan

by Admin | Jun 15, 2026 | Daily News, Repression/Atrocities

Source: Mizzima | By Aung Marm Oo To understand the scale of the crisis, one must look beyond individual incidents and examine what can be called the arithmetic of atrocity: the cumulative human, social, and political consequences of a war increasingly fought from the...