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Mizzima Myanmar’s military leader, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, has awarded honorary titles to prominent film actors Nay Toe, Phway Phway and Wut Hmone Shwe Yee, according to an announcement by the Military Commission on 4 January. [1]
Mizzima High-profile National League for Democracy (NLD) officials Dr. Myo Aung and Daw Moe Moe Su Kyi were released from prison on 2 March as part of a sweeping amnesty marking Peasants’ Day. Family sources confirmed that Dr. [2]
Burma’s ruling party the National League for Democracy (NLD) on Wednesday launched an internal investigation from Naypyidaw into the controversial purge of senior leaders in the Shan State chapter of the NLD. [3]
NAYPYIDAW — The National League for Democracy (NLD), Burma’s ruling party, began hearings on Monday in Naypyidaw for an ad hoc tribunal charged with investigating the dismissal and demotion of leading members of the NLD’s Shan State chapter by U Win ... (confirmed by 3 sources) [4]
RANGOON — Seventy-two imprisoned farmers will appeal a court verdict in which they were found guilty of trespassing on military-owned land in Shan State, their lawyer said Friday. [5]
YANGON — An investigator for the Anti-Corruption Commission told a court on Friday that the father of a suspect in the murder of comedian Ko Aung Yell Htwe bribed the former attorney general of Yangon Region through his wife to get the case dropped. [6]
YANGON—The families of five senior figures from the National League for Democracy (NLD) who have been detained by Myanmar’s military pleaded to have their loved ones released or at least to be allowed to provide them with health care. [7]
It has been almost two years since Daw San San Aye, 48, last saw her four sons. All four were arrested in April 2021 by the military regime and subsequently sentenced to death for a murder they deny committing. [8]
Mizzima Myanmar’s military leader, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, has awarded honorary titles to prominent film actors Nay Toe, Phway Phway and Wut Hmone Shwe Yee, according to an announcement by the Military Commission on 4 January.
Mizzima High-profile National League for Democracy (NLD) officials Dr. Myo Aung and Daw Moe Moe Su Kyi were released from prison on 2 March as part of a sweeping amnesty marking Peasants’ Day. Family sources confirmed that Dr.
Burma’s ruling party the National League for Democracy (NLD) on Wednesday launched an internal investigation from Naypyidaw into the controversial purge of senior leaders in the Shan State chapter of the NLD.
NAYPYIDAW — The National League for Democracy (NLD), Burma’s ruling party, began hearings on Monday in Naypyidaw for an ad hoc tribunal charged with investigating the dismissal and demotion of leading members of the NLD’s Shan State chapter by U Win
RANGOON — Seventy-two imprisoned farmers will appeal a court verdict in which they were found guilty of trespassing on military-owned land in Shan State, their lawyer said Friday.
YANGON — An investigator for the Anti-Corruption Commission told a court on Friday that the father of a suspect in the murder of comedian Ko Aung Yell Htwe bribed the former attorney general of Yangon Region through his wife to get the case dropped.
YANGON—The families of five senior figures from the National League for Democracy (NLD) who have been detained by Myanmar’s military pleaded to have their loved ones released or at least to be allowed to provide them with health care.
It has been almost two years since Daw San San Aye, 48, last saw her four sons. All four were arrested in April 2021 by the military regime and subsequently sentenced to death for a murder they deny committing.
YANGON — Campaigners are calling for Burma’s government to review the convictions of 20 Muslims jailed on terrorism charges after the authoritarian law under which they were convicted was repealed.
RANGOON — U Win Htein, a Central Executive Committee (CEC) member of the National League for Democracy (NLD), gave verbal instructions to sack the party chairman of Taunggyi District’s NLD chapter, U Tin Maung Toe, on Sunday.