By OHCHR |
<p>The UN Human Rights Office for South-East Asia calls on States in the region to protect all those fleeing violence and persecution in Myanmar and ensure that refugees and undocumented migrants are not forcibly returned given the rapidly deteriorating human rights situation inside the country.</p>
The international community must work to stifle Myanmar military’s barbaric regime, regional MPs say
By ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) |
<p>The savage and cowardly acts of the Myanmar military over the weekend, during which an estimated 100 people, including children, were killed further highlighted the need for the international community to step up and take actions to effectively stranglehold the Myanmar military’s activities, regional parliamentarians said on 29 March. </p>
By Salween Peace Park |
<p>Salween Peace Park statement on the Myanmar military dictatorship’s airstrikes on villages in the Salween Peace Park on 27th–28th, March 2021. They called for a cease to airstrikes, allow humanitarian aids to be provided and return the country to the democratic path.</p>
By Yiamyut Sutthichaya, Sorawut Wongsaranon |
<p>An interview with Russ Jalichandra, former Thai ambassador to Mozambique and Kazakhstan and owner of the Facebook page “The Alternative Ambassador” over the coup in Myanmar. How much can we expect ASEAN? What does the Thai government stance means?</p>
By ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) |
By UN Women |
<p>UN Women aligns with the statements made by the UN Secretary-General in strongly condemning the violent crackdown and the use of lethal force against peaceful protestors over the past month in Myanmar and expresses its deep concern over the targeted and disproportionate violence against women being recorded in this situation.</p>
By Amnesty International |
<p>Vast arsenal and notorious troops deployed during nationwide ‘killing spree’ protest crackdown, a new research from Amnesty International claimed.</p><ul></ul>
By Prachatai |
<p>Reporters Without Borders and Committee to Protect Journalists expressed concerns over the threats journalists met from the authorities amidst the soaring crackdown in Myanmar. They demand the Myanmar government to release them unconditionally and to drop the charges against them.</p>
