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PEC Condemns Myanmar Junta for Murdering Reporter - Vimarsana News

PEC Condemns Myanmar Junta for Murdering Reporter

Geneva, 12 February 2024:  Press Emblem Campaign (PEC), the global media safety and rights body has condemned the murder of Myanmar journalist Ko Myat Thu

Toll in Myanmar crosses 80 - Vimarsana News

Toll in Myanmar crosses 80

Toll in Myanmar crosses 80 Top Story March 16, 2021 YANGON: Referring to the chaos in Myanmar as the “darkest moment” in the country’s history, the acting leader of Myanmar’s parallel civilian government said it will seek to give people the legal right to defend themselves. The comments from the leader come after the death toll in protests against last month’s coup exceeded 80, according to an advocacy group. Mahn Win Khaing Than, who is on the run along with most senior officials from the ruling National League for Democracy Party, addressed the public via Facebook, saying: “Th...

After death toll crosses 80, Myanmar civilian leader urges people to defend themselves - Vimarsana News

After death toll crosses 80, Myanmar civilian leader urges people to defend themselves

'This is the darkest moment of the nation and the moment that the dawn is close', says Mahn Win Khaing Than

Source: geo.tv
Myanmar: acting civilian leader says people 'must win the uprising' against junta - Vimarsana News

Myanmar: acting civilian leader says people 'must win the uprising' against junta

Mahn Win Khaing Than, speaking from hiding, says ‘this is the darkest moment of the nation’

Auckland vigil for peace in Myanmar as toll passes 80 deaths - Vimarsana News

Auckland vigil for peace in Myanmar as toll passes 80 deaths

Hundreds have attended a candlelit vigil in Auckland for Myanmar, as the death toll passes 80 and civilian leaders seek to legalise self-defence against armed forces.

Source: rnz.co.nz