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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 ... [1]
UN envoy in Myanmar, visits monastery and Insein Prison Yangon (AsiaNews) – The United Nations' Human Rights Envoy Paulo Sergio Pinheiro kicked off his Myanmar investigation with visits to a Buddhist monastery raided by the army and to the infamous I... [2]
Released women prisoners make their way out of Insein Prison in Yangon October 12, 2011. [3]
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. [4]
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 2 sources) [5]
More than 10 people held in Yangon’s Insein Prison by Myanmar’s military regime for anti-junta activities were injured in a beating by the prison authorities, according to sources close to the prison where hundreds of activists are being held and fac... [6]
Political prisoner Min Hein Khant, who was less than two years into a harsh 27-year imprisonment term, died of a heart attack aged just 21 at Yangon’s Insein Prison on Sunday. [7]
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. [8]
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
UN envoy in Myanmar, visits monastery and Insein Prison Yangon (AsiaNews) – The United Nations' Human Rights Envoy Paulo Sergio Pinheiro kicked off his Myanmar investigation with visits to a Buddhist monastery raided by the army and to the infamous I
Released women prisoners make their way out of Insein Prison in Yangon October 12, 2011.
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 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.
More than 10 people held in Yangon’s Insein Prison by Myanmar’s military regime for anti-junta activities were injured in a beating by the prison authorities, according to sources close to the prison where hundreds of activists are being held and fac
Political prisoner Min Hein Khant, who was less than two years into a harsh 27-year imprisonment term, died of a heart attack aged just 21 at Yangon’s Insein Prison on Sunday.
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.
The military regime has suspended trials inside Insein Prison in Yangon due to rising COVID-19 infections in the commercial capital, according to defense lawyers.