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Research briefings and notable developments on the Spring Revolution and federal union-building
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Human Rights Violations
These human rights violations committed by the military junta has even reached the levels of war crimes, massacre, genocides and crimes against humanity. The military is committing these violations intentionally, widely and systematically.
A Look Back at 2024
The year 2024 has been a year marked by military victories. The military regime lost two of its 14 regional military commands and suffered heavy losses along the border. and faced significant military threats in the central region. The military has used the pu…
Read moreA Look Back at 2024 - Reflections Following Military Victories
It was a year that continued to see the administrative structure behind military victories. The administrative structures have become stronger, especially in the non-central regions. The Karenni State Interim Executive Council was an example, and the administr…
Read moreThe fake "politics" of the military regime
The terrorist military junta issued a statement on September 26 offering the Ethnic Resistance Organizations (EROs) and the People's Defense Forces (PDFs) to solve political problems politically. This is the second such offer since the terrorist coup d'état on…
Read moreTyphoon Ragi: Unveils the True Nature of the Military Junta
The flash floods in Myanmar caused by Typhoon Ragi, which hit the South China Sea, had a great impact on the people in the country. There had been criticism that the flood was caused by a terrorist military junta breaking the dams under their control without i…
Read moreWhat happen in Buthidaung?
Since November 13, 2023, repeated clashes between the Arakan Army (AA) and the terrorist military junta have occurred in Rakhine State. During the battles, AA had occupied up to ten townships including Buthidaung, Pauktaw, Minbya, Mrauk U, Kyauktaw, Ponnagyun,…
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