ICC arrest warrant sought for Myanmar junta chief over Rohingya persecution
“After an extensive inquiry, the ICC has found reasonable grounds to believe that Senior Gen Min Aung Hlaing is criminally responsible for crimes against humanity, including deportation and persecution of the Rohingya, committed with the involvement of Myanmar’s military and police forces ,” Mr Khan said.
Dozens of junta troops from Mobye were killed and the rest of their unit fled or were captured after being attacked by ...
IndustriALL Global Union, together with its banned Burmese affiliates, have filed complaints against Next, New York and LPP ...
One day in July, Rafiq slipped out of the world's largest refugee settlement in southern Bangladesh and crossed the border ...
Khin Yi, head of the Myanmar military’s proxy party the USDP, secured the agreement from Cambodian strongman and CPP leader ...
The Ta'ang National Liberation Army, an ethnic minority army in Myanmar, has agreed to talks with the military junta after a year-long conflict. This decision follows pressure from China and aims to ...
UN warns situation for Myanmar children is ‘dire’ amid unprecedented anti-personnel mine causalities
The UN said Myanmar’s military Junta is subjecting civilians to harassment and blocking access to aid, and in effect, “doubling the impact of its extensive use of landmines to crush nationwide ...
Abandoned due to lack of demand in the early 2000s, the old civilian airport along the Irrawaddy has been refurbished and is ...
Military accused of weaponizing disabilities, blocking aid, and escalating human rights violations amid global call for ...
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