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Reparations Working Group Workshop in Yangon

June 30, 2019

Over 1,000 flee as junta attacks village in Magway following killing of local official

August 2, 2021

Soldiers burned down two houses and destroyed several others…

Justice Newsletter (October 2020)

November 2, 2020

Summary Overview Election campaigning was in full swing this…

July Justice Newsletter (July 2020)

August 11, 2020

July Justice Newsletter This month continued to show a backsliding…

Burma/Myanmar: End Marginalization of Displaced Ethnic Communities

June 20, 2019

[Yangon – 20 June, 2019] Refugees and internally displaced…

Spring Revolution

Weekly Update on the Situation of Human Rights in Myanmar : Post-Coup (September 6-12) 2021September 13, 2021 - 8:30 am
Despite seven months of harrowing violence and state-sponsored atrocities perpetrated with impunity against innocent civilians, the people have not lost sight of their unwavering commitment to dismantle the junta. On Tuesday, 7 September the acting President of the National Unity Government (NUG), Duwa Lashi Li, declared war against the Myanmar armed forces. ‘D-Day’ has been […]
Weekly Update on the Situation of Human Rights in Myanmar : Post-Coup (Aug 30 to Sep 5)2021September 7, 2021 - 9:50 am
Myanmar junta soldiers are steadily abandoning their posts with the regime and choosing to stand with the people alongside the Spring Revolution. Approximately 2000 soldiers have defected since the coup with the highest ranked defector being an army colonel. The National Unity Government (NUG) has offered to provide protection for junta defectors. Many of those who are leaving the […]
Weekly Update on the Situation of Human Rights in Myanmar : Post-Coup (August 23-29) 2021August 30, 2021 - 9:13 am
In the seven months which have passed since the junta seized power in an attempted and unlawful coup, the situation of human rights has continued to decline. Activists and journalists have been oppressed through violent tactics and arbitrary arrest. With over 1000 civilians killed by the junta’s murderous crackdowns, the military indeed has blood on […]

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