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The Political Prisoners Network- Myanmar has expressed concern about the limited number of items allowed to be sent by visitors to inmates in various prisons across Myanmar, including Myitkyina Prison, which denies prisoners sufficient food. U Thaik Tun Oo, a member of the steering committee of the afore-mentioned network, informed the Myitkyina News Journal that the food

Daw Nyo Aye, the president of the Rakhine Women Network (RWN), who is facing charges under Section 505(b) for allegedly inciting sedition by attending the Rice Crisis Day ceremony, is scheduled to appear in Sittwe Township Court on August 29, as informed by her family members. "Because in-person meetings are prohibited, my mother receives food only through individuals visiting

Daw Nyo Aye, chairperson of the Rakhine Women Network (RWN), was slapped with sedition charges under Article 505 after her arrest by the police at her residence in Mingan ward, Sittwe Township on August 15th. Following her interrogation by the police on August 13th in relation to the 56th annual commemoration of the Rice Crisis organized by the Rakhine State Student Union, Daw

Former Rakhine State Prime Minister U Nyi Pu and his daughter Ma Moe San Suu Kyi, who were unjustly sentenced to lengthy prison terms following the military coup, have recently been relocated to different prison facilities, according to information provided by their family members. Ma Moe San Suu Kyi, who holds a leadership role in the youth wing of the National League for

Locals with sources inside Sittwe Prison in Rakhine State, report that due to a shortage of medication, inmates who are in poor health are finding it almost impossible to access proper medical treatment. A political prisoner who was recently freed from prison has revealed that prisoners in Sittwe Prison are only being treated in the facility's hospital, which reportedly lacks