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Research briefings and notable developments on the Spring Revolution and federal union-building
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Mandalay PDF stated rules and guidelines for the period of operation
On July 15, the Military Command of the People's Defense Force - Mandalay issued 28 rules and guidelines, divided into three sections, that all troops must follow during the offensive against the terrorist group.
Fortify Rights announced that it has received video evidence of Mandalay interrogation torture
On July 12, Fortify Rights released a statement that they had received the video footage of the terrorist military group torturing the detainees until they died in an interrogation facility in Mandalay Region, during October and November 2021, and also stated that this video footage will be the evidence that would bring accountability for crimes against humanity and genocide.
Mandalay region interim political arrangement process release
Mandalay Region Parliamentary Representative Committee (CRMH) and Mandalay area revolutionary forces announced on July 12, the process of preparing and developing an Interim Political Arrangement that should be appropriate for the current revolutionary period (interim period) in the Mandalay area.
A report on six months of human rights violations in the Mon region
On July 12, the Lagun Eain newsletter, published by the New Rehmonnya Federated Force (NRFF), published the"6-Month Human Rights Violation Report in the Mon Region" which compiled a record of human rights violations that occurred in the Mon region during the six months from January to June 2024.
Annual Report of Sagaing People's Support Network
According to the annual report of the Sagaing Forum organizing group - "Sagaing Forum Humanitarian Assistance Network" on July 11 stated that due to the terrorist military group's policy of targeting the people as the enemy, during the three years of the Spring Revolution, approximately 22.4 percent of Sagaing's population has been living as IDPs, and more than 53,000 homes have been burned.
An open letter and opinions on the murder of All Burma Federation of Student Unions (ABFSU) Comrade of Wetlet Township
Regarding the murder of a 16-year-old comrade of the All Burma Federation of Student Unions (ABFSU) in Saingnainggyi villagxe, Wetlet Township, Sagaing Division on July 8, the revolutionary forces have issued an open letter and statements of opinion to seek justice and punish the perpetrators accordingly.
NUG Pay two-year report released
On July 8, the Ministry of Planning, Finance, and Investment published a “Two-year Annual Report” to mark the anniversary of the launch of NUGPay, which is the National Unity Government's (NUG) financial circulation mechanism for ending dependence on the financial system under the control of the terrorist military group and for the security challenges faced by the people.
ULA/AA announced that Ngapali (Mazin) Airport is under control
On July 7, the Arakan Army (ULA/AA) stated that the Ngapali (Ngazin) Airport in Thandwe Township, Rakhine State where the terrorist military group was fiercely resisting the building near the airport and the surrounding area with about 400 forces, had been fully occupied and controlled by ULA/AA since the morning of July 5th.
Allow eight countries to participate in the ICJ proceedings against Myanmar
Regarding the case of the Gambia's lawsuit against Myanmar for genocide, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) announced on July 3 that it allowed Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the Maldive to participate.
YPDF and AA warned to immediately stop self-indulgence in the name of the group
The Yaws' People Defense Force (YPDF) and the Arakan Army (ULA/AA) announced that to stop the activities of selling weapons and ammunition for self-interest in the name of the organization in the area where the group is based and where the military is active, selling the natural resources, and collecting the tax (money) immediately without permission , and if they continued they will take action in accordance with the military constitution, order, and the directive.
People in the middle of a general crisis
Since February 1, 2021, when the terrorist group started trying to seize power, it is clear that in addition to serious human rights violations such as war crimes, and crimes against humanity, people's rights have been suppressed in various ways. In addition, public services have been unable to operate normally for the past three years due to attempts to repress strike protests by civil servants using various means, including violence.
Focus on Myanmar: Upcoming Discussions in the United Nations Security Council
In Rakhine State, on June 22, a military junta group looted and set fire to the World Food Programme (WFP) warehouse in Maungdaw. Regarding the humanitarian situation in Myanmar, including this incident, the United Nations Security Council would discuss it under the 'Any Other Business' agenda on July 3, according to an announcement by the United Nations.
PDF Yangon Region Military Command Further Expands Its Battalions
The Yangon Region Military Command of the People's Defence Force (PDF) announced that, under the guidance of the National Unity Government (NUG) Ministry of Defence (MoD), it began forming Battalion 5102 on July 1 to reinforce its strength.
ABFSU Protests Against Pale School Authorities and Pa Thone Lone Members
On June 30, the Pale Township Students' Union (ABFSU) and local residents protested against the school authorities and the "Pa Thone Lone" group under the NUG Ministry of Home Affairs, because the rules for applicants to basic education schools opened by the National Unity Government (NUG) Ministry of Education in Pale Township, Sagaing Region, included restrictions on freedom of expression and freedom of association, violating the basic human right that "everyone has the right to education freely."
KNU warns No-CDM to Resign, Relocate, or Cooperate
The KNU issued a warning on June 28 that to avoid any complication in the operation of the military administrative mechanism in the Dooplaya district under the control of Brigade 6, all non-CDM personnel working in the various branches of the terrorist military regime must resign or relocate or cooperate in the administration of the KNU.
Chinland Council Vows to Identify and Punish Violators of the Prisoner-of-War Code of Conduct
On June 27, the Chinland Council stated that videos showing defence forces within the council committing offences against prisoners of war captured on the front line, in violation of the military code of conduct under the Geneva Conventions, were spreading on social media, and that it would continue to investigate and take punitive action.
The Shan North Alliance Battalion announces that it will join the second wave of 10:27 as an alliance
On June 25, the Northern Shan State Alliance Army (NSSAA) announced that, as fighting has resumed in northern Shan between the Three Brotherhood Alliance and the terrorist junta in the second wave of Operation 1027, it will take part in military operations together with the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) and its allied brothers.
AA releases the video footage of the military group burning the WFP warehouse in Maungdaw, Waithali
On the evening of June 25, the Arakan Army (AA) released the video footage of the World Food Program-WFP warehouse and some residential houses in Waithali village, Maungdaw Township, Rakhine State were burned down by a terrorist military group and their trained armed Muslim group on June 21, at about 5:00 p.m.
MNDAA stated that the Local Residency Verification System
Regarding the local verification system with legal residence in the region, the Myanmar Special Region (1) Administrative Committee (Kokang) (MNDAA) stated on June 22, regarding the methods of determining the natives, permanent residents and political refugees.
IEC issued Amnesty Orders and Commutation Orders
The Karenni Interim Administration Council (IEC) announced on June 21 that 12 prisoners were granted amnesty and 105 prisoners were granted amnesty under the Karenni interim measures and judicial measures laws in recognition of the 149th anniversary of the Karenni people's national day and humanitarianism.
BWU Releases Survey of Myanmar Illegal Conscription Law and Its Impact on Women
The arbitrary conscription law implemented by the terrorist group states that women between the ages of (18) and (35) must serve in the military. Mandalay Sagaing The Burmese Women's Union (BWU) conducted a survey on "Improper Conscription Laws and Effects on Women" that asked and analyzed women from Yangon and Irrawaddy regions on June 19. Released in two Burmese languages.
Appeal to India not to arrest and give shelter to the war deserters in Manipur
Due to the political instability in the country, people from other parts of Myanmar, including Sagaing, India, The Sagaing Federal Council (Pilot) has sent an open letter to the Government of India on June 20, appealing to the Government of India to arrange humanitarian and temporary asylum for the Burmese war refugees who are taking refuge in the Manipur state and to release the 97 (97) arrested Burmese nationals as soon as possible.
Arakan Army Announces Maungdaw Offensive, Urges Residents to Leave the Town
The Arakan Army (AA) announced that it would launch an offensive against all remaining terrorist junta military camps in Maungdaw Township, Rakhine State, and called on town residents to leave the town immediately from 9 p.m. on June 16.
TPCC led Federal Democratic Charter Workshop
A workshop related to the Federal Democratic Charter was led by the Ta'ang Political Consultative Committee -TPCC on May 20 in Mongngaw Township with 175 parents.