Conflicting Priorities: report by Karen Peace Support Network
May 2, 2024The Karen Peace Support Network’s new report provides details of Thailand’s humanitarian aid initiative in Karen State in March 2024. It raises concerns about the failure to properly consult and work with the Karen National Union authorities and commun …
Struggling to survive: report by Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK
November 21, 2023The Myanmar military junta is continuing to ignore the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) orders to protect the Rohingya as state policies are pushing hundreds of thousands of people to the brink of bare survival in Rakhine State, BROUK said today …
In the Dark: report by Karen Human Rights Group
November 8, 2023This report investigates the crime of enforced disappearance committed in Karen State by the State Administration Council (SAC). It illustrates how armed groups, especially the SAC, have exerted their power over villagers and taken them into custody wi …
A Shifting Power Balance
September 28, 2023A shifting power balance: Junta control shrinks in southeast Burma A report by Karen Peace Support Network (KPSN) Data and maps compiled by Karen Peace Support Network (KPSN) in this briefer provide clear evidence that since the February 2021 coup, the …
The Flow of Injustice: report by AAPP
July 11, 2023This report details the lived experiences of political prisoners in Burma since the military coup on Feb 1, 2021. They endure what the Assistance Association of Political Prisoners Burma (AAPP) describes as a “flow of injustice”. AAPP has conducted in- …
Towards Accountability: Crimes Against Humanity in Burma: report by AAPP
March 1, 2023AAPP (the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners) has published a new report, “Towards Accountability: The Urgent Need for Renewed International Attention to Sit-Tat’s Crimes Against Humanity in Burma.” The report provides AAPP data and testimo …
“How can we survive in the future?” Report on atrocity crimes in Karenni State
February 7, 2023A new report by four Karenni organisations documents human rights violations amounting to war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by junta forces in Burma’s Karenni State and surrounding areas between May 2021 and September 2022. The four orga …
Fatal Business: Supplying the Myanmar Military’s Weapon Production: report by SAC-M
January 16, 2023Companies from at least 13 countries, including in Europe, Asia and North America, have been enabling the Myanmar military to manufacture weapons used for human rights atrocities. They must stop doing business with the Myanmar military immediately, sai …
Deadly cargo: the supply chain that fuels war crimes in Myanmar: report by Amnesty International
November 3, 2022Amnesty International’s new report exposes the crucial role in the supply chain of aviation fuel to the Myanmar military of Puma Energy, which has now said it will withdraw from Burma. Puma Energy, in addition to ensuring a responsible withdrawal, must …
The junta wiped us out again: report by Human Rights Foundation of MonLand
October 26, 2022A new report by Rehmonnya, the Human Rights Foundation of MonLand (HURFOM), calls for targeted sanctions, a global arms embargo, aviation fuel sanctions, referral to the International Criminal Court and cross border aid. HURFOM’s findings on socio-econ …