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Tag: RFA Myanmar Service

November 8, 2022

Troops Kill 4 Villagers and 4...

Junta troops killed four villagers and four members of a local People’s Defense Force (PDF), in a five-day onslaught, during which the junta set fire to villages in the south of Sagaing region’s Monywa township forcing more than 3,000 villagers to flee their homes

November 4, 2022

Myanmar Junta Tries to Win Support...

Myanmar’s ruling junta is shoring up ties with pro-military political groups in the run-up to next year’s elections in a bid to change the constitution to ensure its long-term rule in the Southeast Asia nation following its February 2021 coup

October 25, 2022

Village in Myanmar’s Sagaing Region Raided...

Around 80 junta troops stormed a village in Sagaing region’s Yinmarbin township, killing nine People’s Defense Force (PDF) members and one local.

October 21, 2022

Myanmar’s Junta Bans Family Visits,Food Deliveries...

Myanmar’s military junta on Thursday banned family visits and delivery of food and other necessities to inmates in seven prisons across the country after an explosion at Yangon’s Insein Prison killed eight people the day before, relatives and lawyers of the prisoners said

October 13, 2022

Myanmar’s Detained State Counsellor Sentenced to...

Detained State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi was sentenced to three years in prison by the military court in Naypydaw Prison on Wednesday, for two corruption cases involving charges of accepting money from businessman Maung Weik, according to sources close to the court who requested anonymity for security reasons

October 11, 2022

Arakan Army Rebels Capture Myanmar Junta...

The rebel Arakan Army fighting Myanmar’s military junta on Monday captured an outpost on the country’s border with Bangladesh, killing 30 soldiers and capturing three more, sources told Radio Free Asia.

September 29, 2022

Former BBC Journalist Sentenced to 3...

A former BBC television presenter and freelance journalist in Myanmar was sentenced to three years in prison with hard labor on Wednesday by a military regime court in Yangon for violating the country’s Unlawful Associations Act, bringing her total time in jail to six years, a source in the legal community said

September 28, 2022

‘I’ll be able to carry on...

Myanmar beauty queen Han Lay was granted asylum in Canada after a week after her detention in Bangkok

August 27, 2022

Nearly 5 Dozen Monks Detained in...

Authorities in Myanmar have detained at least 56 monks who spoke out against junta in the nearly 18 months since last year’s coup, while many other religious leaders opposed to military rule face harassment and are on the run amid the threat of arrest, RFA Burmese has learned

August 20, 2022

Myanmar Junta Steps Up Attacks in...

A broader military offensive launched by Myanmar’s ruling military junta earlier this month in Sagaing, Magway and other regions showing resistance to the regime looks like an effort to clear the way for new elections next year to give its rule some appearance of legitimacy, analysts say

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