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Zoya Phan interviewed by Karen Vibes

December 24, 2025

Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, Zoya Phan, was interviewed about the military dictatorship’s sham elections by Thailand-based Karen Vibes, which aims to inform, educate, and entertain with Sgaw Karen, Pwo Karen, English and Burmese language. Watch Karen Vibes interview (in Karen)

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BCUK urges London to toughen stance as junta prepares ‘sham’ election – Mizzima

December 17, 2025

Burma Campaign UK has called for a revision of the British government’s approach to Myanmar, warning that the UK has slipped from “leaders to laggards” on human rights, reports Mizzima. The call comes as Myanmar’s junta moves ahead with what are widely seen as “sham elections” beginning 28 December. “When British government ministers have the …

Read moreBCUK urges London to toughen stance as junta prepares ‘sham’ election – Mizzima

The election is a side-show – the real future of Burma is already being built – Mizzima

December 13, 2025

Across the country in areas freed from Burmese military occupation, a bottom-up federal nation is being built, writes Naw Wahkushee, Director of Advance Myanmar’s partner Karen Peace Support Network, for Mizzima. Local people are finally in charge of their land and natural resources, and for the first time have a say in how they will …

Read moreThe election is a side-show – the real future of Burma is already being built – Mizzima

UK leadership imperative as Myanmar’s crisis deepens ahead of junta’s announced sham elections: UN expert

December 12, 2025

A UN expert today urged the UK to help mobilise international opposition to the Myanmar military junta’s claim that the election that it will stage later this month is legitimate, while taking other measures to strengthen its support of human rights in Myanmar. “I am heartened by the United Kingdom’s rejection of the junta’s election …

Read moreUK leadership imperative as Myanmar’s crisis deepens ahead of junta’s announced sham elections: UN expert

25 Karen groups join Karen National Union in rejecting the regime’s 2025-26 elections – DVB

December 4, 2025

Twenty-five Karen civil society groups “overseas,” led by the Karen National Union (KNU), have condemned the regime’s 2025-26 elections which are scheduled to begin on December 28, reports the Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB). “This sham election is not about political reform or genuine peace in the country. History has already shown that the Burmese …

Read more25 Karen groups join Karen National Union in rejecting the regime’s 2025-26 elections – DVB

Myanmar’s military rulers grant amnesty to thousands ahead of election – Al Jazeera

November 27, 2025

Myanmar’s military rulers have pardoned or dropped charges against 8,665 people locked up for opposing army rule as the country prepares for next month’s elections, reports Al Jazeera. Critics have asserted that the upcoming election will be neither free nor fair because there is no free media and most of the leaders of Aung San …

Read moreMyanmar’s military rulers grant amnesty to thousands ahead of election – Al Jazeera

US, China Spur Southeast Asian Scam Crackdown – Asia Sentinel

November 25, 2025

After more than a decade of rapacious scam activity, reports Asia Sentinel, dual pressure from the US and China has caused the Myanmar military to raid Shwe Kokko, a notorious compound 40 km from the Thai border town of Mae Sot where enslaved workers defraud online victims globally, although analysts are skeptical over the junta’s …

Read moreUS, China Spur Southeast Asian Scam Crackdown – Asia Sentinel

Stop arms and equipment reaching Burmese military – Zoya Phan

November 21, 2025

“The Burmese military use foreign jets and bombs to kill civilians”, says Zoya Phan, Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, in her social media post. “You must stop arms and equipment reaching them. “The UK, EU, USA, ASEAN and other countries must do more to cut off the supply of money, arms and aviation fuel reaching the …

Read moreStop arms and equipment reaching Burmese military – Zoya Phan

Many killed in motor-powered paraglider bombing at protest in Myanmar – Northeast Bylines

October 17, 2025

At least 26 people died in Myanmar at a combined festival and protest against the brutal military junta, when a motor-powered paraglider (paramotor) dropped bombs. Northeast Bylines asked Zoya Phan from Burma Campaign UK for her comment on this paramotor bombing incident. Zoya said: “The Burmese military have been escalating airstrikes and military offensives across Burma in recent weeks …

Read moreMany killed in motor-powered paraglider bombing at protest in Myanmar – Northeast Bylines

Refugees facing starvation in war-torn Myanmar – Northeast Bylines

October 4, 2025

Aid agencies are warning that Rakhine State will soon see people starving, reports Northeast Bylines. As a result, the World Food Programme has issued an urgent appeal for more donations to avoid a “full-blown disaster”. Zoya Phan, BCUK’s Programme Director, told Northeast Bylines: “International donors must immediately reverse long term aid cuts to camps hosting Rohingya …

Read moreRefugees facing starvation in war-torn Myanmar – Northeast Bylines

Mark Farmaner interviewed by Radio France Internationale

August 25, 2025

Mark Farmaner, Burma Campaign UK’s Director, told RFI: “For the refugees in Bangladesh and the Rohingya still in Burma, there is no hope that the situation will improve and that they can go home. In fact, every day, more and more refugees try to flee Rakhine State. “We have seen the Arakan Army, a resistance …

Read moreMark Farmaner interviewed by Radio France Internationale

Another sham election in Myanmar? – Northeast Bylines

August 18, 2025

New elections are planned by the Burmese military for the end of this year, reports Northeast Bylines, quoting Burma Campaign UK’s new briefing paper: ‘The Burmese Military’s ‘Elections’: New Date, New Danger, Same Sham.’ Zoya Phan, BCUK’s Programme Director, commented: “The Burmese military is so desperate for international legitimacy. This coming sham election is nothing …

Read moreAnother sham election in Myanmar? – Northeast Bylines

Airbus divests from Chinese arms company following global campaign – KIC News

June 25, 2025

Airbus has divested from AVIC, a Chinese aircraft and arms manufacturer which supplies the Burmese military with the jets they use to bomb schools, hospitals and homes. Justice for Myanmar and Blood Money Campaign groups including Burma Campaign UK have welcomed the withdrawal of investment. Thank you all for taking action on this. Too many …

Read moreAirbus divests from Chinese arms company following global campaign – KIC News

Zoya Phan speaks at Kachin protest at UK FCDO

June 9, 2025

Zoya Phan, Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, spoke today at a protest at the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office to mark the 14th anniversary of resumed war in Kachinland. The Kachin community calls on the British government and the international community to do more to cut off the supply of money, arms, equipment and …

Read moreZoya Phan speaks at Kachin protest at UK FCDO

Unspeakable Tragedy: Zoya Phan speaks at report launch

June 4, 2025

Our Programme Director Zoya Phan spoke at today’s launch of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission’s new report on Burma, “Unspeakable Tragedy”. She joined Tim Loughton, Dr. Sasa, Ben Rogers and Baroness Hodgson on the panel. Zoya said: “The international community and the British government must not repeat past mistakes on Burma, where they were …

Read moreUnspeakable Tragedy: Zoya Phan speaks at report launch

Burn After Reforming: Mark Farmaner podcast for Insight Myanmar

May 21, 2025

“The military will never reform. And every time the international community bets on it, they lose.” Mark Farmaner, Director of Burma Campaign UK, doesn’t mince words in his podcast for Insight Myanmar. With decades of experience advocating for Myanmar, he shares why past strategies have failed — and what the world must do now to …

Read moreBurn After Reforming: Mark Farmaner podcast for Insight Myanmar

United Voices: Zoya Phan speaks in UK Parliament

May 14, 2025

Our Programme Director Zoya Phan joined a panel discussion in the UK Parliament, United Voices: A discussion about Freedom in North Korea, China, Uyghur, Tibet, Hong Kong and Burma. This event was co-hosted by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on North Korea and Fortify Rights. Speakers included David Smith MP, the UK’s Special Envoy for Freedom …

Read moreUnited Voices: Zoya Phan speaks in UK Parliament

“Testimonies From Beyond” exhibition opens in London

May 1, 2025

Zoya Phan, Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, and Sai, an artist and activist from Burma, were among the speakers at the launch of Burma Video Journalists’ new powerful exhibition “Testimonies from Beyond”, at the Koppel Collective in London. The exhibition draws attention to the atrocities committed by the Burmese military junta against the people of Burma, …

Read more“Testimonies From Beyond” exhibition opens in London

Zoya Phan speaks in UK Parliament

April 29, 2025

Zoya Phan, Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, spoke in the UK Parliament together with Lord Alton of Liverpool, from the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Freedom of Religion or Belief, and Sai, an artist and activist from Burma whose father Dr. Linn Htut, the democratically elected Chief Minister of Shan State, is now imprisoned by the …

Read moreZoya Phan speaks in UK Parliament

Burma Campaign UK at NASUWT conference

April 18, 2025

Burma Campaign UK’s Amy Rosenberg at the NASUWT Teachers’ Union conference in Liverpool this weekend. Thank you NASUWT delegates for taking action to stop Burmese military airstrikes on schools.

Read moreBurma Campaign UK at NASUWT conference

Zoya Phan writes for World Liberty Congress

April 14, 2025

Zoya Phan, Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, writes on the aftermath of the earthquake in Burma for the World Liberty Congress: “In the wake of this disaster, the Burmese military is showing no sign of halting its aggression or providing significant aid to its people. They continued attacks across the country despite declaring a ceasefire, …

Read moreZoya Phan writes for World Liberty Congress

Zoya Phan at London human rights conference

April 11, 2025

Our Programme Director Zoya Phan joined other human rights defenders in a conference in London of the Human Rights Foundation’s World Liberty Congress. Zoya said “I am so inspired to be part of these global networks of activists standing up in solidarity against authoritarian rules”.

Read moreZoya Phan at London human rights conference

Bangladesh considering UN-led assistance programme in Rakhine – Daily Observer

March 16, 2025

Bangladesh is positively considering supporting a UN-led humanitarian assistance programme in Rakhine in the face of impending famine, reports the Bangladesh-based Daily Observer. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)’s publication, “Rakhine: A Famine in the Making”, warned of impending famine in Rakhine State by spring 2025 as the state will only produce 20 per cent …

Read moreBangladesh considering UN-led assistance programme in Rakhine – Daily Observer

Burma: Justice for the people at last? – Northeast Bylines

March 3, 2025

A small Rohingya community organisation in the UK managed to secure the first ever arrest warrant for a head of the Burmese military, reports Northeast Bylines. Min Aung Hlaing and other senior military leaders now face international arrest warrants. Zoya Phan, Programme Director from Burma Campaign UK, commented: “Now finally there is progress towards ending impunity. At …

Read moreBurma: Justice for the people at last? – Northeast Bylines
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