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Fate of Villagers Abducted by Myanmar Military Still Unknown

Fate of Villagers Abducted by Myanmar Military Still Unknown Some of the detained villagers. 2.4k By Min Aung Khine 8 January 2021 SITTWE, Rakhine State Relatives of 18 villagers abducted by Myanmar’s military (Tatmadaw) from Tinma Village in Kyauktaw Township of Rakhine State still do not have a clue about their whereabouts more than 300 days after they were taken from their homes. Troops of the Tatmadaw’s Light Infantry Division No. 55 deployed on Taungshae Mountain near Tinma Village detained eight villagers from “new” Tinma Village on March 13 and 10 people from Tinmagyi Village on March 16, according to the detainees’ families. Other residents fled their homes in the wake of the abductions. Three villagers who stayed behind to take care of village property also went missing, said residents.

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Myanmar military extends ceasefire period

The Myanmar military announced on Thursday an extension of the suspension period of its operation against armed groups to the end of January, Xinhua reported

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Myanmar military extends non-operation period against armed groups for one more month - Xinhua

Myanmar military extends non-operation period against armed groups for one more month - Xinhua
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Myanmar military extends non-operation period against armed groups for one more month - World News

2020-12-31 15:06:14 GMT2020-12-31 23:06:14(Beijing Time) Xinhua English YANGON, Dec. 31 (Xinhua) The Myanmar military announced on Thursday an extension of the suspension period of its operation against armed groups to the end of January. The Office of the Commander-in-Chief of the Defense Services issued a statement, saying that the suspension of military activities, which expired on Thursday, will be further extended to Jan. 31. The statement said that the extension aims to carry out effective prevention, control and treatment measures against COVID-19 and to implement eternal peace successfully. During the period, the military s operation will be suspended in the military command areas, excluding those where government designated terrorist groups are residing. Enditem

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From Elections to Ceasefire in Myanmar s Rakhine State

What’s new? Following vote cancellations in conflict-affected areas of Rakhine state during the 8 November general election, Japan has helped broker an informal ceasefire between Myanmar’s military and the Arakan Army in order to hold supplementary elections. Both sides say they are in favour, but the civilian government is reluctant. Why does it matter? The initiative has halted almost two years of intense fighting and enabled dialogue to resume for the first time since December 2019. Negotiations over elections could be a stepping stone to a formal ceasefire, but the process remains fragile, particularly without civilian government buy-in. What should be done? The Arakan Army should release three National League for Democracy candidates it has detained. The civilian government should support elections and – if the Arakan Army lets the captives go – drop its designation as a terrorist organisation. The Tatmadaw should stop insisting that the Arakan Army leave Rakh

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