Dawei Prison News Today

Families were not informed until they submitted visitation requests a week later, activists said.

Family members say the moves hurt the health and well-being of their loved ones.

The prisoners had been tasked with collecting firewood from a nearby village when they escaped.

The Political Prisoners Network- Myanmar has expressed concern about the limited number of items allowed to be sent by visitors to inmates in various prisons across Myanmar, including Myitkyina Prison, which denies prisoners sufficient food. U Thaik Tun Oo, a member of the steering committee of the afore-mentioned network, informed the Myitkyina News Journal that the food

A woman residing in Kan Pauk village, located in the Yebyu Township of Tanintharyi Region, has been accused by the Military Council of providing support to the People's Defense Force (PDF), resulting in her receiving a 10-year prison sentence. 32-year-old Ma Mi Thet, who lives in Hle Kone No. 1 ward of Kan Pauk village, was arrested at her home by the Military Council's Navy

The NUG Acting President said that during a a year of the People’s Defensive War, they had successes as well as challenges and losses. He also added that they must try their best by being very determined and learn lessons to overcome challenges and keep working towards the public’s aspirations.

The NUG Acting President said that during a a year of the People’s Defensive War, they had successes as well as challenges and losses. He also added that they must try their best by being very determined and learn lessons to overcome challenges and keep working towards the public’s aspirations.

On Thursday, there was an online meeting between Acting President of the NUG and the UN Human Rights Commissioner. Reportedly, the NUG expressed thanks to the Commissioner for keeping commitments to the aspiration of democracy and human rights of the Myanmar people. They also called on him to urge the international community to have direct relations with the NUG.

On Thursday, there was an online meeting between Acting President of the NUG and the UN Human Rights Commissioner. Reportedly, the NUG expressed thanks to the Commissioner for keeping commitments to the aspiration of democracy and human rights of the Myanmar people. They also called on him to urge the international community to have direct relations with the NUG.

A record number of political prisoners – almost 11,500 – are detained in Myanmar’s jails, but despite inhumane conditions and brutal punishment they continue to defy the junta.