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Research briefings and notable developments on the Spring Revolution and federal union-building
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International Relations
The representative offices of the NUG were opened in eight major countries of the world. The eight countries are Australia, Czech Republic, France, Japan, UK, Norway, South Korea and US. In addition, they established communications with international parliaments, and they were able to present the issues of Myanmar's democracy and the crimes committed by the junta. he junta is also being tried with war crimes and genocide in International Court of Justice (ICJ), Argentina and Germany.
Sagaing Forum organizing committee issues statement on foreign investment
On August 31, the Sagaing Forum Organizing Team stated that even though the current dynamic situation in the country presented numerous challenges for the stability and operation of foreign investments within Sagaing Region (Federal Unit), the foreign investors should cease any collaboration with the terrorist military group responsible for numerous war crimes and instead prioritize the will and interests of the Sagaing people.
NUCC Condemns China's Warning Letter to TNLA
The National Unity Consultative Council (NUCC) on August 31 strongly condemned China's Shweli National Security Committee for sending a threatening letter to an immediate end to the ongoing fighting of the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (PSLF/TNLA) as a brutal threat to the TNLA and the revolution of the Burmese people.
China pressures PSLF/TNLA to stop fighting in North Shan
On August 29, the Shweli National Security Committee stated in the "Notification of Military Training" that the Palaung State Liberation Front/Ta'ang National Liberation Army (PSLF/TNLA) needed an immediate end to the ongoing conflict and if it didn't stop, there would be more ways to stop it and also stated that the group would be responsible for any resulting consequences if the fighting continues.
US urges to build cohesion among Myanmar Stakeholders
During a meeting with the leaders of Myanmar's political forces and ethnic forces, the US government urged them to build cohesion among pro-democracy actors and encourage the transition to a civilian government that respects the will of the people.
NUCC releases review on the current politics and military situation
On August 16, the National Unity Consultative Council (NUCC) stated the follow-up actions related to the 3 resolutions and 21 recommendations adopted by the Second People’s Assembly and reviewed the country's current political and military situation.
The chronicles of the fall of the North-Eastern Command
The Northeastern Regional Military Command was separated from the Eastern Regional Military Command established in Taunggyi in 1961 to more effectively handle the activities of the Communist Party of Burma in the country on July 27, 1972, and was established based in Lashio. In 1949, the Karen National Defence Organisation (KNDO) attacked and occupied the Northern Regional Military Headquarters based in Pyin Oo Lwin @ Mammy, and the "Northeastern Regional Military Command" has been recorded as the first regional military command to surrender for a terrorist military junta in 75 years.
The Three northern alliances call for an end to military regime's war crimes
On August 6, the three Northern Alliances announced that all the international community, especially the neighboring country, China should gather to stop the terrorist military regime, as the terrorist military regime had been carrying out airstrikes in non-military and non-combat areas and committing serious crimes against civilians.
Kayan National University opened with six faculties
The Central Executive Committee of the Kayan National Education Committee (KNEC) issued a statement about the opening of the Kayan National University (KyNU) on August 6 with 6 majors to provide access to advance education and international education from the basic education.
The Three Brotherhood Alliance issued a statement about the fake news about the secession of the country
On July 28, the Three Brotherhood Alliance issued a statement that the publication of no less than 10 fake news articles on social networks using their organization's logos, written in Chinese, under the headline "Ethnic armed resistance organizations will separate from the state and establish a new country," and other titles were not true, and that those responsible for the attacks of the organization will be identified and severe action will be taken.
China says it will push Myanmar for a ceasefire and peace
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said at a regular press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on July 25 that they will push for a cease-fire and peace talks to be held at a rapid pace regarding the fighting in northern Myanmar, where the military conflict is intense.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Myanmar Workers' Representative Re-elected to the ILO Governing Body
Daw Phyo Sandar Soe, a central executive member of the Confederation of Trade Unions Myanmar (CTUM) and representative of the Myanmar Labour Alliance (MLA), was re-elected as a member of the Governing Body of the International Labour Organization (ILO) at the International Labour Conference (ILC).
ULA/AA Statement on the Buthidaung Incident
On March 20, the United League of Arakan/Arakan Army (ULA/AA) issued a statement condemning the terrorist junta for intensifying efforts by all means to incite racial and religious riots in Rakhine State, and offering to cooperate with the international community in areas where joint work is needed.
EAO Delegation and Japanese Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Discuss Myanmar
Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that a delegation of Myanmar's ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) met Japanese Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr. KUMURA Masahiro on March 14, as part of the Japanese government's efforts to seek a way out of the current crisis through dialogue on Myanmar.
NUG issued the status of six sectors as NUG's 3-Year anniversary
On April 30, the progress related to the six sectors of politics, foreign affairs, military, governance, finance, and public services was announced as three years since the formation of the National Unity Government (NUG).
More than 300 groups rejected the Thai government statement that would legitimize the military group
In the statement on Myanmar released by the Thai government on April 17, the use of "former" in front of the names of detained State Counselor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and President U Win Myint implies giving legitimacy to the coup d'état terrorist group. 312 Myanmar and international civil society organizations protested the open letter addressed to Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Parnpree Bahiddha-Nukara on April 21.
NUG appeals to the Thai government to help Burmese refugees
On April 21, the National Unity Government (NUG) sent a letter of appeal to the Thai government to provide assistance as more and more Burmese refugees flee to Thailand due to the ongoing fighting between revolutionary forces and terrorist groups in and around the Thai-Myanmar border trade town of Myawati.
Formation of Convening Committee for the emergence of a Rohingya consultative council (temporary)
On March 26, the convening committee (temporary) announced that for the emergence of a consolidated and effective Rohingya political platform, the convening committee (temporary) was formed by Rohingya politicians, activists, organizations, youth advocates, women leaders, intellectuals, professionals, and community-based figures.
Responses to the military council's announcement that the military service law is in effect
The announcement about People's Military Service Law was issued that the People's Military Service Law, enacted by Senior General Than Shwe, the Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council through Order No. 27/2010 on 4th November 2010, will come into forces on 10th February 2024, and it was issued with the signature of the Chairman of State Administration Council through Order No.27/2024.
NUCC announced that the transitional constitution will be finalized by 2024
The National Unity Consultative Council (NUCC) issued the statement on 3rd Anniversary of Spring Revolution on February 1, stated that it would manintain its commitment for the development process of both transitional arrangements and transitional constitution in 2024.
Nine countries released joint statement for three years since the military coup in Myanmar
The foreign ministries of nine countries issued a joint statement on January 31, calling for the Commander-in-Chief and the military to change course, immediately ceasing violence against civilians, releasing all unjustly detained political prisoners, allowing full humanitarian access and creating space for inclusive dialogue with all stakeholders.
