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The National Unity Government (NUG)

The Forum brings together local pro-democracy groups including CDM members, activists and PDFs in a regional political platform to foster common ground and shared goals.

Political experts informed the Than Lwin Times that the recent meeting between the Military Council's National Solidarity and Peacemaking Negotiation Committee (NSPNC) and the Three Brotherhood Alliance and mediation from China, could affect the Spring Revolution. Political analyst U Than Soe Naing concluded that this meeting is taking place at a time when revolutionary forces

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

New publication on CDM (Civil Disobedience Movement) The Karen Human Rights Group (KHRG) is urging for greater international understanding and recognition of the role of Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) workers in the Spring Revolution and their designation as human rights defenders (HRDs).

Starting on 25 May, the QR Code of the certificates issued by the Ministry of Defence- NUG can be scanned to identify whether they are authentic or not.

Many potential donors have been hesitant to fund the striking civil servants, seeing them as a political group, 19 Myanmar civil society groups say in a new report.

A total of 47 comrades of the Demoso People's Defense Force (DMO-PDF) in Karenni State paid the ultimate sacrifice during the Spring Revolution, which was sparked by the Myanmar Military's infamous coup, DMO-PDF announced. Their young lives have been prematurely ended by the tragedy of war. DMO-PDF announced the heartbreaking loss of 47 comrades who sacrificed their lives

Cyclone Mocha has evaporated leaving behind devastation and a population in need in Myanmar.

Political prisoners who were arrested for engaging in anti-coup activities have faced prosecution by the Military Council on multiple charges in some cases, and death penalty has been imposed not just once but in some cases been sentenced to death three times. As of May 19th, the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP) has compiled lists revealing that 114