Junta Telegram News Today

On February 5th, the Military Council released 65 inmates, consisting of both men and women, including 12 political prisoners who had been detained in Loikaw Jail in Karenni State, as confirmed by the Karenni Political Prisoner Association (KPPA). Among the released political prisoners were 11 men and a woman, all of whom had completed serving their sentences since January;

On January 24th, the commander-in-chief of Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army, the Kokang armed force, and Zhao Guo An, the vice-chairman of the United Wa State Party (UWSP) led their respective teams in a meeting held in Panghsang, the capital of the Wa region. Pheung Daxun, the commander-in-chief of the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA), led a

After the coup, pro-Junta telegram channels have been responsible for a series of hate speech incidents, incitements and agitation resulting in approximately 250 arrests of citizens the past three months alone As per the data compiled by Beautifier of Diversity, 130 men, 60 women, and 58 individuals whose genders are still under verification—making a total of 248—were arrested

U Aung Kyaw Moe has accepted the role. His appointment has been heralded as a 'significant move towards equality for religious minorities and the Rohingya in particular.'