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📣 Today, ND-Burma publishes its latest biannual report, ‘Abolishing an Authoritarian,’ which outlines the human rights situation in various States and Regions of our members from January to June 2026.
📌PR (ENG): shorturl.at/HBXik
📌Report (ENG: shorturl.at/J5dHC
Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
While families in Dawei search for loved ones lost to floods & landslides, the #junta drops 250-pound bombs on their villages.
Every airstrike runs on aviation fuel.
🚨Cut the supply.
🚨Provide border-based aid to reach affected communities.
bit.ly/4sDG87E
Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
Myanmar is a test case for the Bank’s Fragility, Conflict and Violence Strategy.” – @khinohmar 🙋♀️
🚨@WorldBankGroup must formally engage #Myanmar CSOs & local democratic actors, and ensure no funds flow through the #junta.
More ⬇️
bit.ly/47KLXXB
ND-Burma warmly congratulates Ko Bo Kyi, joint secretary and co-founder of @aapp_burma, an ND-Burma member, on receiving the 2026 Ramon Magsaysay Award. We honour Ko Bo Kyi for his unwavering defence of Burma’s political prisoners and their families
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Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
📣Statement: The Karenni Human Rights Group strongly condemns the latest attack on innocent civilians in Loikaw. On 31 October, the military junta carried out an airstrike in the early afternoon that killed three students and left five others wounded.
#CiviliansAreNotATarget
Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
"One phone call is not freedom nor proof of political progress", says #Myanmar #AungSanSuuKyi's son Kim Aris. He reminds @ASEAN not to view a Oct 22 call with his mum after >5 yrs as the regime showing development in the 5-Point Consensus. He hasn't been promised regular contact
📣Statement: Myanmar Civil Society Amplified People’s Voices at the 2026 ASEAN Civil Society
The Myanmar NOC for ACSC/APF and its partners, representing 24 Myanmar CSOs, participated in the 21st ASEAN Civil Society Conference/ASEAN People’s Forum (ACSC/APF).
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As part of an ND-Burma delegation, @ChinHumanRights met with the Commission on Human Rights of the Philippines (@chrgovph) in Manila to strengthen regional cooperation and advance accountability for grave #HRVs in Burma.
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Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
The military junta continues to destroy the lives of its own people and devastate the country's infrastructure with impunity. These atrocities must not be overlooked, and those responsible must be held accountable.
The regime’s airstrike in Sagaing Region injured a monk and forced the cancellation of a Paṭṭhāna scripture recitation in what locals say was a targeted attack
myanmar-now.org/en/news/myan…
Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
#Myanmar #UN envoy #KyawMoeTun breaks down while making an emotional "desperate plea" to global community to "not fail them anymore" as he raised a scarf bearing names of those who died since Feb 2021 #coup. Trembling & choking back tears, he said youngest killed was 2 months old
Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
🎉A win for the people of #Myanmar
✊After 5 years of civil society advocacy, #SEANF has expelled the junta-controlled #MNHRC, following @Ganhri1 & @APFHumanRights. #NHRIs
We and @WG_MMNHRI welcomes this principled decision.
@ASEAN must take note.
🔗 bit.ly/3VNdqFl
Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
We call on the international community to condemn the junta military that is responsible for countless of human rights violations.
The #military seeks international acceptance for power seized through force and terror. Violence cannot confer #legitimacy, and military force cannot erase the people’s electoral mandate.
#Myanmar's delegation leader @ZinMarAungNUG addressed the General Debate of recent #IPU153 held in the Republic of Tanzania.
📌The latest report by the Karen Worldwide Advocacy Network on the junta's sham 100-Day Peace Plan finds evidence of ongoing #HRVs that violate international law in #Kawthoolei and across the country. Read the latest findings and full report here: karenpeace.org/report/talkin…
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ND-Burma amplifies civil society calls following the IMF-World Bank Meeting in Bangkok, urging them to engage with democratic & ethnic governance actors in #Burma who are building a federal democracy from the ground up. Full press release 👇
📢 JOINT PRESS RELEASE: At the 2026 IMF-@WorldBank Annual Meetings in Bangkok, #Myanmar CSOs called on the Bank to engage democratic & ethnic governance actors, open formal dialogue under its FCV Strategy, & ensure no funds flow thru the junta.
Full text: bit.ly/4i0hZU3
Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
Malaysia welcoming Min Aung Hlaing = accepting the coup = normalizing the suffering of Myanmar’s people.
This is not OK.
#RIP ASEAN. The red carpet has spoken.
#WhatsHappeninginMyanmar #Myanmar #Burma #Malaysia
Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
.@anwaribrahim has now pledged to do "whatever is possible" to bring junta back into @ASEAN.🚨
That is the legitimacy junta has chased since its illegal coup attempt & sham election, & #Malaysia is handing it over in exchange for refugee returns, not progress on the #ASEAN #5PC.
Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
Landmines and explosive remnants of war (ERW) continue to impact lives across Myanmar, and not only in conflict zones but in public areas; near homes, markets, and monasteries.
Between April 2025 & March 2026, @MyanmarWitness documented 170 reported landmine/ERW incidents across 12 states/regions (spanning 56 townships).
Highest recorded incident counts:
📍 Shan State: 52 reports
📍 Rakhine State: 50 reports
📍 Kachin State: 16 reports
Myanmar Witness's findings underscore that landmines and ERW represent not only an immediate threat to life, but can also create long-lasting physical, social and economic consequences for survivors, their families and communities.
Read the full report on the thread:👇
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #LandmineAwareness #Myanmar
Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
📍Data Collected as of September 27, 2026📍
📌 Data collected since project initiated: 18,817
📌 Total verified data: 6,551
📌 Total analysed data: 3,431
Our database preserves human rights evidence starting from February 1, 2021.
These records serve as vital evidence to ensure those responsible for human rights violations are held accountable in the future. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #Myanmar
The toll of the worsening conflict in #Burma is continuing to have a devastating impact on children who are being traumatized by the war and forced to grow up in a war zone. ⏰Time to act is now - intl actors must respond to the crisis in 🇲🇲
According to @MyanmarWitness, child casualties continue to be recorded before, during and after 2025 – 2026 military sham elections.
Military junta's atrocities and impunity must be ended to save lives of #Myanmar's children.
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Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
DAILY UPDATE 5/10/26 DAY 2073
8,479 killed (+2)
32,054 total arrested (+8)
14,931 still detained (verified) (+7)
7,777 still detained (unverified)
Brief: aappb.org/daily-5-10-2026/
Find data: coup.aappb.org/data-explorer
Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma retweeted
Check out the latest from @NDBurma ! Their latest bi-annual report outlines the human rights violations in #Burma.
📣 Today, ND-Burma publishes its latest biannual report, ‘Abolishing an Authoritarian,’ which outlines the human rights situation in various States and Regions of our members from January to June 2026.
📌PR (ENG): shorturl.at/HBXik
📌Report (ENG: shorturl.at/J5dHC