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Myanmar Coup Highlights in 90 Days Anti-regime protesters in Yangon in February. / The Irrawaddy 6.7k By The Irrawaddy 1 May 2021 Myanmar has now been under military rule for three months. Here is a timeline of the major events since Feb 1. Feb 1: Myanmar’s military seizes power in a coup claiming the 2020 November general election that brought a landslide victory to the National League for Democracy (NLD) was marred by fraud. It arrests the leaders of the democratically elected government, including President U Win Myint, State Counselor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and region and state minister...
(Bangkok) – Myanmar’s military junta should immediately stop threatening the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP), a leading human rights monitoring group.
Myanmar: End Threats Against Rights Group Format Respect Rights to Freedom of Association, Expression (Bangkok) -- Myanmar's military junta should immediately stop threatening the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP), a leading human rights monitoring group, Human Rights Watch said today. The group has documented security force abuses since the February 1, 2021 coup, including killings of protesters, arbitrary arrests and detentions, enforced disappearances, and unjust court convictions. On April 26, the Home Affairs Ministry of the ruling State Administration Council (SAC) a...
Two Mandalay Journalists Seized by Myanmar Junta Forces Ko Nay Myo Lin (left) and Ko Shine Aung (right) 7.1k By The Irrawaddy 30 April 2021 Two journalists from the Mandalay-based news agency, the Voice of Myanmar, were detained by the military regime on April 27, bringing the numbers of detained journalists to 43. Editor in chief Ko Nay Myo Linn and reporter Ko Shine Aung were seized by junta forces and taken to the army camp at Mandalay’s palace, according to a relative. Relatives have not been able to contact the detainees. Ko Nay Myo Linn’s wife Ma Zarni Mann said: “I have learne...