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Is Myanmar junta's new execution notice driven by 'paranoia' over soldiers' deaths? - Vimarsana News

Is Myanmar junta's new execution notice driven by 'paranoia' over soldiers' deaths?

Rights groups have urged the international community to pressure Myanmar's military to reverse its decision to execute 10 people, a move observers say comes as a response to the killings of high-ranking soldiers by anti-coup fighters. Those on death row include seven students from Dagon University who reportedly participated in anti-coup protests and in the resistance against the junta's rule,...

Myanmar Junta Frees NLD Finance Minister and Two Political Prisoners - Vimarsana News

Myanmar Junta Frees NLD Finance Minister and Two Political Prisoners

U Soe Win, a co-defendant in case against Aung San Suu Kyi, was released along with anti-coup singer Po Po and beauty blogger Win Min Than.

Police Officer in Charge for NLD Lawyer's Killing Left Unpunished and Promoted - Vimarsana News

Police Officer in Charge for NLD Lawyer's Killing Left Unpunished and Promoted

Win Min Thein was Yangon Airport security chief when U Ko Ni was assassinated. He is not only a member of the coup leader’s inner circle, but classmate of the culprits.

Myanmar Junta Arrests Target Election Officials Amid Growing Protests - Vimarsana News

Myanmar Junta Arrests Target Election Officials Amid Growing Protests

AFP Myanmar's coup draws blood and China calls time on Clubhouse Myanmar’s junta arrested 40 election officials Thursday and put pressure on others to back the army’s unsubstantiated voting fraud claims, relatives of the detained said, as mass protests around the country against the coup swelled with increasing support from white-collar government workers. The military staged the coup on Feb. 1 after weeks of accusations of voting fraud in November elections that delivered a landslide win for Aung San Suu Kyi’s ruling party. The army started crying foul whe...

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