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A 19-year-old woman was killed in Mandalay on Sunday night as Myanmar’s security forces fired on a couple riding a motorbike home after work. The shooting occurred at around 9pm after curfew. [1]
Thirty-one political prisoners, including 15 women, were beaten and placed in solitary confinement in Bago Region’s Tharyarwaddy Prison for commemorating Martyrs’ Day, according to groups that monitor political prisoners in Myanmar. [2]
He owns a luxury home in a sprawling gated community in Yangon, is chauffeured around in a Lexus, and hires former military officers to shine his shoes in front of his entourage, a former emplo [3]
Mizzima Veteran journalist U Sithu Aung Myint, BBC Media Action freelance producer and “Experience” program host Ma Htet Htet Khine, and Bago Weekly reporter Ko Nyein Chan Wai have been released from prison, sources close to the journalists confirmed... [4]
Mizzima Myanmar junta leader Min Aung Hlaing has bestowed honorary service medals on several businessmen, including Shwe Byain Phyu Group chairman U Thein Win Zaw, a figure linked to the Military Commission, the commission announced on November 14. [5]
A 19-year-old woman was killed in Mandalay on Sunday night as Myanmar’s security forces fired on a couple riding a motorbike home after work. The shooting occurred at around 9pm after curfew.
Thirty-one political prisoners, including 15 women, were beaten and placed in solitary confinement in Bago Region’s Tharyarwaddy Prison for commemorating Martyrs’ Day, according to groups that monitor political prisoners in Myanmar.
He owns a luxury home in a sprawling gated community in Yangon, is chauffeured around in a Lexus, and hires former military officers to shine his shoes in front of his entourage, a former emplo
Mizzima Veteran journalist U Sithu Aung Myint, BBC Media Action freelance producer and “Experience” program host Ma Htet Htet Khine, and Bago Weekly reporter Ko Nyein Chan Wai have been released from prison, sources close to the journalists confirmed
Mizzima Myanmar junta leader Min Aung Hlaing has bestowed honorary service medals on several businessmen, including Shwe Byain Phyu Group chairman U Thein Win Zaw, a figure linked to the Military Commission, the commission announced on November 14.
In Thazi Township of Mandalay Region, Ko Kyaw Moe Oo had drunkenly swore at U Ye Lin Oo, a headmaster and supervisor of the polling station, in Samyeikshay Village.
Two journalists were reportedly among four people executed by Myanmar’s junta during a house raid in Kyaikto Township, Mon State, on Wednesday.
Around 13 civilians, including three social workers, were killed by Myanmar’s security forces in Mandalay, Sagaing and Magwe regions and Mon State during the weekend.
A National League for Democracy (NLD) official and other party members, around a dozen journalists, student activists, a writer, a comedian and a few striking civil servants were among those released under Monday’s amnesty order.
Mizzima The Myanmar junta has granted amnesty to a total of 10,162 prisoners comprising 7,337 individuals detained on political charges and 2,825 serving sentences for other crimes to commemorate Peasants’ Day on 2 March.