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Atrocity Alert No. 251: Myanmar (Burma), Afghanistan and Central African Republic Format THREE MONTHS SINCE MYANMAR’S MILITARY COUP, THE DEADLY CRACKDOWN CONTINUES Last weekend marked three months since Myanmar’s military, headed by Commander-in-Chief Min Aung Hlaing, overthrew the civilian-led government. According to the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners, 769 people have been killed by the security forces since 1 February and at least 3,696 people are in detention for resisting the coup. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) held a high-level summit on 24 April to discuss the crisis in Myanmar and agreed to a “Five-Point Consensus” which includes an immediate cessation of violence, constructive dialogue among all parties, appointment of a special envoy to facilitate mediation, provision of humanitarian aid and a visit by the envoy to Myanmar. The military issued a statement two days later, indicating they would only consider ASEAN’s proposal

Pule alamCentral african republicAd daw ahUnited statesBrunei darussalamSimon adamsAung hlaingKaren kayinChristine schraner burgenerFran equizaJoe bidenPehin yusofUn office for coordination of humanitarian affairsForeign affairs of brunei darussalamGlobal centre for the responsibility toUn children fund