Undaunted: Voices from Myanmar’s Resistance
Regardless of all the risks, Myanmar people are still peacefully protesting against the junta all over the country. Although they may face risks of being arrested, tortured, killed, or even…
OPEN LETTER: THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY MUST TAKE DECISIVE ACTION TO HOLD THE MILITARY JUNTA ACCOUNTABLE FOR ATROCITIES IN MYANMAR
Open Letter: The UN General Assembly must take decisive action to hold the military junta accountable for atrocities in Myanmar Your Excellencies, We – 440 Myanmar, regional, and international civil…
Joint Civil Society Statement Opposing Myanmar Junta Representatives’ Participation in the EU-ASEAN Human Rights Dialogue
Joint Civil Society Statement Opposing Myanmar Junta Representatives’ Participation in the EU-ASEAN Human Rights Dialogue All civil society groups participating in the on-going EU-ASEAN Civil Society Forum, including co-chairs International…
Invitation to junta-controlled Myanmar National Human Rights Commission to the 28th APF Annual General Meeting and Biennial Conference
General Meeting and Biennial Conference We, the CSO Working Group on Independent National Human Rights Institution for Burma/Myanmar (Working Group), write to express our rejection of the APF inviting the…
ENSURE JUSTICE FOR ROHINGYA, END MILITARY’S IMPUNITY FOR GENOCIDE: RESTORE ROHINGYA’S CITIZENSHIP AND RIGHTS, COORDINATE SUPPORT FOR REFUGEES
Marking the sixth-year remembrance of the Rohingya genocide in 2017, 356 civil society organizations reaffirm our solidarity with the Rohingya community in the pursuit of justice and accountability for victims…
CIVIL SOCIETY STATEMENT ON THE VISIT OF HEAD OF OCHA TO MYANMAR
While noting efforts by UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Martin Griffiths, to negotiate humanitarian access across Myanmar, including to Rakhine State following deadly Cyclone Mocha, we,…
Analyzing Freedom of Expression Online (Facebook Social Media) in Myanmar Post-Coup
Since the 1962 military coup, freedom of expression has been restricted bylaws and full practice has been erased.
Disconnections and Vanishing Rights
In the wake of the military attempted coup on February 1st, 2021, the military in Myanmar has utilized both short and long-term internet outages to cut off communication among the…
Death Penalty in Myanmar
On 16th January 2023 (Monday), ‘Athan’ – Freedom of Expression Activists Organization released a short analysis research report called “Death Penalty in Myanmar: How the Junta Misused the Name of…
Death penalty in Myanmar; How the Junta Misused the Name of Jurisdiction to Murder Oppositions
In Myanmar, until now, the brutal army has been accusing people who have different political opinions and killing them. We believe that labeling such behavior as the lawful death penalty…