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Burma Campaign UK has updated its Boycott List of Myanmar military-owned companies and brands.

Since the military coup began in February 2021, the Myanmar military has become increasingly dependent on air power. It has ruthlessly used jets, helicopters and drones to target not only resistance forces, but also deliberately target civilians, including villages and camps for internally displaced people.

Washington - The latest round of EU sanctions imposed on the Myanmar junta were welcomed by advocacy groups monitoring human rights violations in the So

The latest round of EU sanctions imposed on the Myanmar junta were welcomed by advocacy groups monitoring human rights violations in the Southeast Asian country. Yadanar Maung, spokesperson for the human rights advocacy group Justice for Myanmar, said in a statement to VOA on Thursday that the sanctions were “important in catching up with sanctions…

Sanctions are welcomed by advocacy groups monitoring human rights violations in the Southeast Asian country

From brutal murders and military parades to jailed opponents, Min Aung Hlaing is true to the tyrant’s playbook. The worldwide fight for democracy has to be fought here

The only other Security Council resolution on Myanmar was in 1948, which recommended then-Burma’s entry to world body.

Also asks junta for immediate and concrete implementation ASEAN’s five-point consensus, respect for the democratic will of the people of Myanmar

Burma Campaign UK has welcomed new sanctions against the Myanmar junta announced by the British government, this time focused on perpetrators of sexual violence, according to a press statement.

Burma Campaign UK has welcomed new sanctions against the Myanmar junta announced by the British government, this time focused on perpetrators of sexual violence, according to a press statement.