In THe NEws

On February 1, the Burmese military thwarted the will of the Burmese people and carried out a coup. The coup dashed the Burmese people’s hopes for a brighter, more democratic future for the Southeast Asian nation.

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Danish banks and financial companies are estimated to have shares worth more than DKK 450 million in companies connected to Myanmar's military, which in turn is leading the country after a military coup in February this year.

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101 East uses witness testimony and forensic analysis to expose a secret interrogation centre in the country’s biggest city, Yangon. This investigation also reveals how Western tech firms have sold surveillance software and data extraction tools to the country.

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When the soldiers came knocking in the middle of the night, some ministers had already packed a bag. After days of hushed rumours, Myanmar awoke to a crushing new reality: its decade-long experiment in democracy, for all its flaws, was over.

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The Myanmar junta chief’s candid admission that his regime is not in full control of the country ravaged by a civil war offers an opportunity for India to step in to mitigate the crisis.

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Swedish pension fund AP7, the Dutch architects’ pension fund, Velliv and other European pension funds have signed a joint declaration urging companies with business in Myanmar to take action, given the risk of human rights violations under the military dictatorship.

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Sosyal medyada, Magway bölgesindeki Kinma köyündeki evlerin çoğunluğunun yangında yerle bir olduğuna ve çiftlik hayvanlarının yanarak öldüğüne ilişkin fotoğraflar paylaşıldı.

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BEL အနေ ဖြင့် မြန်မာစစ်တပ်ကို ကမ်းရိုးတန်းစောင့်ကြည့်ရေး ရေဒါနည်းပညာနှင့် ဆက်စပ်ပစ္စည်းများထောက်ပံ့နေမှုကို ရပ်ဆိုင်းပေးဖို့ Justice For Myanmar တောင်းဆို။

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Justice for Myanmar nih ralhrangbu tilawng ralkap pawl sinah Radar le fimthiamnak lei bawmhnak a pek tawnmi India company pakhat Bharat Electrionics Limited (BEL) cu ralhrangbu sin ah bawmhnak pek ti lo ding June 14 ah a nawl.

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Produsen senjata yang saham mayoritasnya dimiliki pemerintah India, Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), memasok teknologi radar kepada rezim kudeta Myanmar.

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