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The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations urged the international community Friday to take “concrete action” against the military in Myanmar, calling for steps including an arms embargo and sanctions against its holding companies and those who profit from them.
Saying such action is the only way to change the military’s crackdown on civilians after its Feb. 1 coup, Linda Thomas-Greenfield made the appeal at an informal virtual meeting of the U.N. Security Council. Zin Mar Aung, a leader of a post-coup committee representing elected members of Myanmar’s parliament, urged all U.N. member nations to increase political, financial and security measures against the military “until the military’s violent attacks on civilians stop and Myanmar returns to the rule of law under civilian and democratic rule.”
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Nineteen people have been sentenced to death in Myanmar for killing an associate of an army captain, the military-owned Myawaddy TV station said Friday. These are the first such sentences announced in public since a February 1 coup and crackdown on protesters.
The report said the killing took place on March 27 in the North Okkalapa district of Yangon, Myanmar’s biggest city. Martial law has been declared in the district, allowing courts-martial to pronounce sentences.
The military rulers who overthrew an elected government said on Friday that a protest campaign against its rule was dwindling because people wanted peace, and that it would hold elections within two years, the first timeframe it has given for a return to democracy.