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Research briefings and notable developments on the Spring Revolution and federal union-building
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Gender Equality
Ensuring a Minimum 30% Female Leadership in the Formation of Federal Union
The Ta’ang Women’s Organization (TWO) announced that the conference has confirmed a directive to ensure that women’s leadership will make up at least 30% of the future federal union building efforts.
IEC Announces Law Enforcement Plan for Four Key Sectors
The Interim Executive Council of Karenni State announced on September 4, with announcement number (3/2024), that four sectors such as drugs issues, businesses that were not incompatible with revolution and morality, illegal arms trade and trafficking, and land-based and online gambling business would be banned in a law enforcement initiative in collaboration with Karenni State Revolutionary Forces (Chief of Staff group) to ensure a safe and equitable life in Karenni State.
Representative of NUG's Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Indian office was removed from his position
On August 3, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Salai Isaac Khen was removed from his position as a National Unity Government (NUG) diplomatic representative of NUG's Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Indian office on 1 August 2024, following a complaint about sexual harassment. .
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.
Mon State Federal Council Reconstitutes Its Administrative Committee
On May 27, the Mon State Federal Council (MNFC) issued Order No. 1/2024 announcing that, following the council's second conference, its administrative committee has been reconstituted with a total of 10 members, the committee chair and nine department heads, to exercise the three branches of power in Mon State (territory).
Karenni Civil Society Organizations Declare Recognition of the IEC as Interim Government
On May 20, Karenni civil society organizations issued a position statement recognizing the Karenni Interim Executive Council (IEC) as the state's interim government. They said they would explore and pursue ways to cooperate with the IEC in education, health, social development and the socio-economic sectors for the people of the state, and would strengthen coordination and cooperation among civil society organizations inside the country and on the border and Karenni forces abroad in their work for the public.
NUG release of military code of conduct that included the action
On March 22, Acting President Duwa Lashi La signed and released the military code of conduct for all People's Defence Forces under the National Unity Government-NUG, stating that those who do not comply will be dealt with effectively according to existing laws.
Released the Women Leaders' Perceptions of Changes and Challenges
The Women's League of Burma published the Women Leaders' Perceptions of Changes and Challenges a Year and a Half After the Coup in Burma under the name of "Building The Triple Resistance" on January 4.
