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Mizzima Ko Ye Yint (not his real name), a political prisoner in his 20s, recounted the harrowing experiences of sexual abuse and exploitation he endured while imprisoned in Insein Prison. (confirmed by 4 sources) [1]
Mizzima Ko Pyae Sone Oo, a political prisoner on death row, passed away in Yangon’s Insein Prison on 30 November due to kidney disease, reportedly exacerbated by inadequate medical treatment. He was 34 years old. [2]
Mizzima “Were Ko Jimmy and Ko Phyo Zeya Thaw really hanged, shot, or executed by lethal injection or are they still alive?” That question continues to echo across Myanmar’s political landscape, even two years after the military junta claimed to have ... [3]
Inmates of Yangon’s Insein Prison rebelled against prison authorities by shouting anti-regime slogans on Friday morning. The prison houses thousands of political prisoners arrested after the regime’s crackdowns on protesters. [4]
Mizzima Sixteen civilians were each sentenced to three years in prison by the Ann Township Court under Section 17 (1) of the Unlawful Associations Act for liking the Arakan Army (AA) on social media. [5]
Mizzima Ko Ye Yint (not his real name), a political prisoner in his 20s, recounted the harrowing experiences of sexual abuse and exploitation he endured while imprisoned in Insein Prison.
Mizzima Ko Pyae Sone Oo, a political prisoner on death row, passed away in Yangon’s Insein Prison on 30 November due to kidney disease, reportedly exacerbated by inadequate medical treatment. He was 34 years old.
Mizzima “Were Ko Jimmy and Ko Phyo Zeya Thaw really hanged, shot, or executed by lethal injection or are they still alive?” That question continues to echo across Myanmar’s political landscape, even two years after the military junta claimed to have
Inmates of Yangon’s Insein Prison rebelled against prison authorities by shouting anti-regime slogans on Friday morning. The prison houses thousands of political prisoners arrested after the regime’s crackdowns on protesters.
Mizzima Sixteen civilians were each sentenced to three years in prison by the Ann Township Court under Section 17 (1) of the Unlawful Associations Act for liking the Arakan Army (AA) on social media.
Mizzima The Political Prisoners Network-Myanmar (PPNM) has voiced grave concerns after the military junta and police removed 936 Rohingya detainees, including women and children, from Insein Prison on the morning of 16 February.
At least eight people were killed in two explosions and a subsequent shooting at Yangon’s Insein Prison on Wednesday morning.
Mizzima Former Mizzima journalist Kyaw Swar Tun was released from Insein Prison at approximately 10:30 am on 14 November after serving most of a three-year sentence. “He was freed this morning around 10:30 am.
Mizzima U Naing Ngan Lin, the former Social Affairs Minister for Yangon Region, sustained a head injury requiring three stitches after slipping and falling in Insein Prison, according to a prison source.