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Research briefings and notable developments on the Spring Revolution and federal union-building
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Civil Disobedience Movement
What began as the CDM movement of refusing to work under the coup military grew into stronger boycott movements targeting not only military-linked businesses and businesses collaborating with the military, but also individuals. Other forms of non-violent resistance also continued, such as the tax boycott movement and the refusal to comply with any orders or directives issued by the military.
The 10-point Positions of the Second Congress of the CDM
The 10-point position was released on December 11 after the 2nd CDM Civil Servants Conference was held for four days from December 7 to 10.
SNLD Announces its Political Position
The Shan Nationalities League for Democracy (SNLD) released its political position on October 26, stating that genuine peace and stability would only be achieved if the combat victories continued to carry out until public political victories.
Magway Region Revolutionary Forces Seek to Strengthen Alliances
Magway Region Revolutionary Forces Network, a network of 11 revolutionary forces, announced on October 13 that it would continue to work with revolutionary forces in the region that are not yet part of the network.
Yangon Strike Forces Urge Opposition to Census Over Security Concerns
On September 26, Yangon-based people strike groups announced that the terrorist military group's attempt to conduct a census under the pretext of holding an election was only an attempt to obtain the personal information of individuals, including urban revolutionary forces.
11 Mon Youth Groups Releases Four-Point Political Agreement
After holding a political dialogue in September, Mon youth groups actively participating in the Spring Revolution released a four-point political agreement on September 20 to promote unity in the fight against authoritarianism and achieve the shared goal of establishing a Federal Democratic Union.
Four Yangon Protest Members Arrested
The Anti-Junta Alliance Yangon (AJAY) announced on September 21 that after the arrest of four members of the strike force following the ongoing anti-Junta activities in Yangon, they had lost contact with their families.
Formation of Ta'angland Health Council (THC)
It was announced on August 25 that the "Ta'angland Health Council (THC)" has been established to provide the necessary health care for all ethnic groups in Ta'angland and to focus on disease prevention and control activities.
New Rehmonnya Federated Force announces that it will establish Mon government
The New Rehmonnya Federated Force (NRFF) has announced through a statement commemorating the 77th anniversary of the Mon Revolution on August 19 that all the revolutionary forces fighting on behalf of the Mon country would cooperate in politics and military, move strategically, and establish a Mon government.
The Yangon Strike Force: A Movement to Defy Military Regime Administration
Yangon-based public strike groups announced on August 16 that the Ward/Village Administration Mechanism was the key pillar to maintain control over the urban for the terrorist military junta that was falling on all sides. It also stated that Yangon-based public strike groups have started a “Movement of defiance of military rule" for the communities themselves to strongly oppose the rulers who are bullying and oppressing their communities.
The Vigorous of Spring Mass Movement
After the military coup by a terrorist military group on February 1, 2021, since the first week of February, anti-coup public strikes have taken place across the country in various forms. They opposed the military coup with non-violent movements such as Protesting, Cacerolazo, Red Ribbon Movement and the CDM movement. On February 22, 22 days after the military coup, the "22222" mass strike was held, and millions of people across the country protested against the military coup.
88 Staff joined CDM in Kanpetlet Township
On July 31, the People's Administrative Team of Kanpetlet Township issued a statement with a list of the names of 88 staff who joined the CDM movement and left their positions and office under terrorist military regime after being given notice on May 9 to abandon their office activities.
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.
Release of a policy recommendation document submitted by Shan Shan Student Union
2023 At the first Shan Youth Conference held on May 13-15, the policy recommendation document submitted by the Shan Student Union is 2024. Released on June 9. The policy recommendation document introduces the organization; background material; Education politics Roles including recommended policies and proposals related to the revolution; Includes specific recommendations and summary.
PSLF Suspends Non-CDM Staff Still Residing in the State
On May 15, the PSLF announced that all Non-CDM staff who had served in any form under the junta in Ta'ang areas, including the towns of Namhsan, Nammatu, Mantong, Kutkai, Namhkam, Mong Ngaw and Mong Long controlled by the Palaung State Liberation Front (PSLF), no longer hold any duties from now on and that all their work has been suspended.
IEC Grants Amnesty to Convicted Loikaw Principal and Four Others
On May 9, the Karenni State Interim Executive Council (IEC) issued Order No. 09/2024 announcing that, following a submission by the Amnesty and Supervisory Board and on humanitarian grounds, it had granted amnesty on May 8 to five people, including U Khin Aung Myint, Rector of Loikaw University in Kayah State, and Daw Thida, Pro-Rector, who had each been sentenced to two years' imprisonment and a fine of 900,000 kyat under the Unlawful Associations Act.
NUCC and NUG jointly issued a joint statement saying that they are trying to reach a common political agreement as soon as possible
The National Unity Consultative Council (NUCC) and the National Unity Government (NUG) jointly stated that they are trying to reach a common political agreement between the revolutionary forces as soon as possible by 2024.
BEGSC Urges Adoption of a Policy for CDM Students
On December 14, the Central Executive Committee of the Basic Education General Strike Committee (BEGSC-CEC) urged the National Unity Consultative Council (NUCC), the National Unity Government (NUG), the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) and all concerned to draft and adopt, together with those who should be involved, a policy for students taking part in the CDM, stressing that restoring justice for them is important and that the policy should cover their educational opportunities, guarantees of education, and physical and psychological rehabilitation.
NUCC announced the Civil Disobedience Movement policy
The National Unity Consultative Council (NUCC) confirmed and announced a policy related to the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) through their meeting on December 1.
Mon CDM council established
The three groups of staff from education, health and other departments that are participating in the non-violent Civil Disobedience Movement in Mon State formed Mon State CDM Civil Servants Council (CCSC-MON) on December 1.
Yangon Public Strikes Amid Oppression
Public strikes have started again in Yangon, where the security of the terrorist military group has been tightened, and on November 25, the anti-dictatorship Yangon forces and the strike forces jointly held a strike .
"1111 Campaign" and "Operation 1111"
Public movement of wearing Thabyay (Eugenia) flowers started on November 11 to welcome the success of the operation being conducted by the resistance forces and to urge members of junta forces to defect. Karenni National Defense Force (KNDF) in collaboration with other revolutionary forces has launched "Operation 1111 - 4K" on the same day.
Third CDM Conference objectives announced
The organizing committee of the CDM State Staff Conference announced on November 8 that the third CDM conference of the anti-dictatorship movement will be held with five objectives.
Blood Money Campaign extended for one more week
The signature campaign to cut the financial flow from Singapore to Myanmar's military junta was extended one more week from 16 September to 22 September, announced Anti-Junta Forces Coordination Committee.
Students flies anti-junta banner in school
Student unionists put up a banner carrying the text "Revolution brings meaning of being human! Politics and people can't be separated!" in a high school in Yangon under tight security of the junta on 17 September.