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Archives for 2021

Karenni Community Organizations from Around the World Demand the Burmese Military Junta to be Held Accountable for the Massacre of the 40 Unarmed Civilians

December 30, 2021

Joint Statement: 67 Karenni Community Organizations from Around the World Demand the Burmese Military Junta to be Held Accountable for the Massacre of the 40 Unarmed Civilians and other crimes We, Karenni people around the world, are shocked and horrified at the news of 40 villagers being burned alive by the Burmese military on December …

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Christmas Eve massacre – Global Bar Magazine

December 27, 2021

At least 35 civilians including children and mothers were burned alive in their cars and massacred by junta troops on Christmas Eve while fleeing a clash in Kayah state, reports Sweden’s Global Bar Magazine. Mark Farmaner, Director of Burma Campaign UK, tweeted in response to the UN Relief Chief’s call for the authorities to investigate: …

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Statement on the Massacre of Karenni People by Terrorist Military Junta

December 26, 2021

Joint Statement by 59 Civil Society Organizations On December 24, 2021, Light Infantry Battalion 108 under the command of Light Infantry Division 66 of the terrorist military junta which is trying to seize power illegally, launched an offensive clearance operation near Moso Village in the western part of Hpruso Township in Karenni State, and arrested …

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Karen State Crisis: Sanction Aviation Fuel, Arms and Gas Revenue – IKO

December 21, 2021

Statement by International Karen Organisation The International Karen Organisation today called for the urgent implementation of new targeted strategic sanctions on the Burmese military in response to escalating attacks against civilians in Karen State. Simultaneous attacks by the Burmese military are taking place in different parts of Karen State, in Sagaing Region, Kachin State, Chin …

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90 Ethnic Civil Society Organisations Welcome Argentina, ICC and ICJ Legal Cases – KHRG

December 20, 2021

Media Release from Karen Human Rights Group (KHRG More Must Be Done to Support the International Accountability Proceedings Against Myanmar and End the Military’s Ongoing Crimes The Karen Human Rights Group (KHRG), along with the wider Karen community and other ethnic and civil society organisations, welcomes and expresses support for the three ongoing proceedings against …

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Hold the Myanmar military and security forces accountable for their grave human rights violations, including violence against women – WPN

December 20, 2021

Women’s Peace Network, Women’s League of Burma, Women Alliance Burma issue Joint letter to the United Nations Security Council endorsed by over 600 human rights and women’s rights organizations from across the world: Dear Members of the United Nations (UN) Security Council, We, the undersigned women’s rights and human rights organizations, call upon the UN …

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