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Myanmar the Burmese Military Junta Changes Its Name, but the Repression Continues

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General Min Aung Hlaing launched the 'National Security and Peace Commission' and at the same time imposed martial law in dozens of municipalities, in addition to the death penalty threats for those who will boycott the next elections. Citizens have received messages calling for armed surrender and participation in the votes.

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Myanmar the Burmese Military Junta Changes Its Name, but the Repression Continues

General Min Aung Hlaing launched the 'National Security and Peace Commission' and at the same time imposed martial law in dozens of municipalities, in addition to the death penalty threats for those who will boycott the next elections. Citizens have received messages calling for armed surrender and participation in the votes.

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