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Myanmars former diplomat Aung Soe Moe, who was dismissed by the military junta for his opposition to last years coup, urged Tokyo to not invite Naypyidaws embassy in Japan to former Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abes funeral.

Ahead of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s state funeral, a former diplomat, now dismissed after Myanmar’s military took over, criticised Japan for inviting the head of the Myanmar Embassy in Tokyo.  According to Japan Times, Aung Soe Moe said that inviting Myanmar's incumbent ambassador to Japan, Soe Han, would be a de facto recognition of the junta, given the state funeral will be attended by foreign leaders and representatives. 

Tokyo, Sep 25 (EFE).- A Myanmar diplomat dismissed by the military junta for his opposition to the coup has criticized Japan’s decision to invite the current Myanmar ambassador to the country to Shinzo Abe’s state funeral. Aung Soe Moe, one of the diplomats that the Japanese government allowed to remain in the country after he …

A former diplomat dismissed by Myanmar's military junta for his opposition to last year's coup has criticized Japan for inviting the head of the Myanmar Em

A former diplomat dismissed by Myanmars military junta for his opposition to last years coup has criticized Japan for inviting the head of the Myanmar Embassy in Tokyo to former Prime Minister Shinzo Abes state funeral.

As of March 11, army tribunals in the Yangon region had sentenced more than 150 people to death or life in jail.

Chan Min Naung was allegedly killed in retaliation for the assassination of a ward administrator.

Daw Khin Ma Ma Myo, the NUG Union Minister of Economics and Commerce, attended World Trade Symposium held in London.

Observers say the military hopes to cut off support for anti-junta paramilitaries by terrorizing civilians.

Japan to allow 2 axed Myanmar diplomats to remain after status expiry Japans government plans to allow two Myanmar diplomats in Tokyo, fired by their countrys military junta for joining the anti-coup movement, to remain in the country even as credentials for one of the two is set to expire in just over a month, sources said Wednesday. Arrangements are being made for the resident status of the two diplomats -- Aung Soe Moe, 51, and another who wishes to remain anonymous -- to be valid even after...