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National Unity Government Myanmar
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The Republic of the Union of Myanmar
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Position Statement on Freedom of Press and News Media
3rd May 2024
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Updated version of the National Unity Government’s 3-Year Anniversary Statement
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30th April 2024
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Travel bans tighten in Myanmar as the terrorist military junta targets conscription-age men, aiming to bolster their depleted ranks in response to a surge of young men seeking overseas employment. More from @Myanmar_Now_Eng bit.ly/3y2ZQBF
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Fortify Rights
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🇲🇲 As the #Myanmar military junta loses ground, their brutality escalates.
According to human rights groups & former detainees, prisoners are deprived of food, sanitation, and health care, and tortured.
Story by @CalebQuinley 👇
www.nytimes.com/2024/04/06/world/asia/myanmar-junta-prisoners-death.html
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In Deadly Crackdown, Myanmar Police Kill At Least 18 Protesters
By Matthew S. Schwartz