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Protesters in Myanmar closed businesses and stayed off the streets on Friday in a “silent strike” against rule by the military and its ousting of the Southeast Asian country’s democratically elected government in a February coup.
Myanmar’s state election commission says it is prosecuting the country’s ousted civilian leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, and 15 other senior political figures for alleged fraud in last November’s general election.
The U.N. urges Myanmar’s military leaders to provide unimpeded access to more than 3 million in need of “life-saving” humanitarian assistance since government forces seized power, citing “growing conflict and insecurity, COVID-19 and a failing economy.”
Thailand’s prime minister denied that his country’s security forces have sent villagers back to Myanmar who fled from military airstrikes as humanitarian groups have alleged. He says his government is ready to shelter anyone who is escaping fighting.
Myanmar junta accuses Suu Kyi of taking $600,000 illegal payment Seven protesters were shot dead in Myanmar on Thursday as the junta reacted to international condemnation of its crackdown by claiming ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi had accepted hefty illegal payments.
The UN Security Council unanimously agreed on a statement on Wednesday condemning the Myanmar military’s use of violence against peaceful anti-coup protesters, diplomats said. It was the second time in just over a month that the council’s 15 members, including China, a traditional ally of the former Burma, made a […]
The party of Myanmar’s toppled leader Aung San Suu Kyi demanded her immediate release Tuesday, after a military coup that prompted international condemnation and sanctions threats from the new US president. Armed troops patrolled the capital, Naypyidaw, where Suu Kyi and other National League for Democracy party leaders were detained […]
Myanmar’s military seized power in a bloodless coup on Monday, detaining democratically elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi, imposing a one-year state of emergency. The intervention ended a decade of civilian rule in Myanmar, with the military alleging fraud in the November elections that Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy […]
