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Myanmar's Military Executes 4 Democracy Activists For "Terror Acts"
Myanmar's military authorities have executed four democracy activists accused of helping carry out "terror acts", state media reported on Monday.
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Myanmar's Aung Suu Kyi Moved To Solitary Confinement: Report
Ousted Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been moved from house arrest to solitary confinement in a prison compound in the military-built capital Naypyidaw, a junta spokesman said on Thursday.
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Smuggled Sketches Show Glimpses Of Myanmar's "Most Notorious Jail"
In one drawing, dozens of men sit crammed into a single room, hunched with their knees together, every inch of space occupied. In another, they lie back to back on the floor, their faces straining with discomfort.
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India Emphasises Interest In Seeing Myanmar Return To Democracy Soon
Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla has emphasised India's interest in seeing Myanmar's return to democracy at earliest as he called on the Chairman, State Administrative Council and other senior representatives in the country.
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US' Antony Blinken Urges ASEAN Members To Address Myanmar Military Coup
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday (local time) took part in the Friends of the Mekong ministerial meeting and called upon ASEAN members to quickly hold the military regime in Myanmar accountable to the ASEAN five-point consensus.
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US Sanctions 22 Including Myanmar Ministers Over Military Coup
The United States on Friday slapped fresh sanctions on 22 individuals including four Myanmar government ministers in response to the February military coup and attacks against the country's pro-democracy movement.
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Chief Minister Of Myanmar State, 9,000 Others Take Refuge In Mizoram
The Chief Minister of Myanmar's Chin state - Salai Lian Luai - has taken shelter in Mizoram following the military coup in that country, sources in the state Home Department said Wednesday
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Telenor’s Future in Myanmar Put on the Line Due to Military Coup
Since Myanmar's military ordered telecoms operators to shut their networks in an effort to end protests against its February coup, Telenor's business there has been in limbo.
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Myanmar Protests Aim To "Shake The World", 7 Killed: Report
Myanmar security forces opened fire on some of the biggest protests against military rule in days on Sunday killing seven people, media reported, three months after a coup plunged the country into crisis.
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Over 500 Killed In Myanmar Military's Crackdown On Protesters
The civilian deaths in the Myanmar military's crackdown on protesters passed 520 as armed rebel groups on Tuesday threatened the junta with retaliation if the bloodshed does not stop.
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Myanmar Violence Could Be "Catastrophic" For Youth: UNICEF
The violence meted out by Myanmar's military since last month's coup risks inflicting "catastrophic" consequences on the country's younger generation, the head of the UN children's agency warned Sunday.
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Day Of Shame For Myanmar Armed Forces, Says Anti-Junta Group As Over 100 Killed
Myanmar security forces killed 114 people, including some children, in a brutal crackdown on pro-democracy protesters on Saturday, the bloodiest day of violence since last month's military coup, news reports and witnesses said.
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Myanmar Military Crackdown Claims Youngest Victim, 7-Year-Old Girl
A 7-year-old girl was killed in her home when security forces opened fire in Myanmar's second city Mandalay on Tuesday - the youngest victim so far in a crackdown against opposition to last month's military coup.
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Myanmar Military Defends Crackdown, Vows To Stop "Anarchy"
Myanmar's junta on Tuesday defended its seven-week crackdown that has left more than 260 democracy protesters dead, insisting it would not tolerate "anarchy".
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India ''Not Signatory'' To 1951 UN Convention: Centre On Myanmar Refugees
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Tuesday replied on India's stand of giving asylum to Myanmar refugees, saying that the country is not a signatory to the 1951 UN Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and the 1967 Protocol thereon.
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Myanmar's Military Executes 4 Democracy Activists For "Terror Acts"
Myanmar's military authorities have executed four democracy activists accused of helping carry out "terror acts", state media reported on Monday.
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Myanmar's Aung Suu Kyi Moved To Solitary Confinement: Report
Ousted Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been moved from house arrest to solitary confinement in a prison compound in the military-built capital Naypyidaw, a junta spokesman said on Thursday.
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Smuggled Sketches Show Glimpses Of Myanmar's "Most Notorious Jail"
In one drawing, dozens of men sit crammed into a single room, hunched with their knees together, every inch of space occupied. In another, they lie back to back on the floor, their faces straining with discomfort.
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India Emphasises Interest In Seeing Myanmar Return To Democracy Soon
Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla has emphasised India's interest in seeing Myanmar's return to democracy at earliest as he called on the Chairman, State Administrative Council and other senior representatives in the country.
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US' Antony Blinken Urges ASEAN Members To Address Myanmar Military Coup
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday (local time) took part in the Friends of the Mekong ministerial meeting and called upon ASEAN members to quickly hold the military regime in Myanmar accountable to the ASEAN five-point consensus.
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US Sanctions 22 Including Myanmar Ministers Over Military Coup
The United States on Friday slapped fresh sanctions on 22 individuals including four Myanmar government ministers in response to the February military coup and attacks against the country's pro-democracy movement.
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Chief Minister Of Myanmar State, 9,000 Others Take Refuge In Mizoram
The Chief Minister of Myanmar's Chin state - Salai Lian Luai - has taken shelter in Mizoram following the military coup in that country, sources in the state Home Department said Wednesday
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Telenor’s Future in Myanmar Put on the Line Due to Military Coup
Since Myanmar's military ordered telecoms operators to shut their networks in an effort to end protests against its February coup, Telenor's business there has been in limbo.
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Myanmar Protests Aim To "Shake The World", 7 Killed: Report
Myanmar security forces opened fire on some of the biggest protests against military rule in days on Sunday killing seven people, media reported, three months after a coup plunged the country into crisis.
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Over 500 Killed In Myanmar Military's Crackdown On Protesters
The civilian deaths in the Myanmar military's crackdown on protesters passed 520 as armed rebel groups on Tuesday threatened the junta with retaliation if the bloodshed does not stop.
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Myanmar Violence Could Be "Catastrophic" For Youth: UNICEF
The violence meted out by Myanmar's military since last month's coup risks inflicting "catastrophic" consequences on the country's younger generation, the head of the UN children's agency warned Sunday.
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Day Of Shame For Myanmar Armed Forces, Says Anti-Junta Group As Over 100 Killed
Myanmar security forces killed 114 people, including some children, in a brutal crackdown on pro-democracy protesters on Saturday, the bloodiest day of violence since last month's military coup, news reports and witnesses said.
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Myanmar Military Crackdown Claims Youngest Victim, 7-Year-Old Girl
A 7-year-old girl was killed in her home when security forces opened fire in Myanmar's second city Mandalay on Tuesday - the youngest victim so far in a crackdown against opposition to last month's military coup.
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Myanmar Military Defends Crackdown, Vows To Stop "Anarchy"
Myanmar's junta on Tuesday defended its seven-week crackdown that has left more than 260 democracy protesters dead, insisting it would not tolerate "anarchy".
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India ''Not Signatory'' To 1951 UN Convention: Centre On Myanmar Refugees
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Tuesday replied on India's stand of giving asylum to Myanmar refugees, saying that the country is not a signatory to the 1951 UN Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and the 1967 Protocol thereon.
