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Myanmar Junta Urged to Stop Using Child Soldiers

Law · Bago Region

Myanmar Junta Urged to Stop Using Child Soldiers

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Human Rights Watch (HRW) called for the Myanmar military to stop the recruitment and use of child soldiers on Friday. Since the junta took over Myanmar in the 2021 coup, the recruitment and use of child soldiers has surged, especially after the junta enacted a mandatory conscription in February 2024. HRW Asia Researcher Shayna Bauchner stated: “The Myanmar military has a long and appalling history of using children as porters, guides, and in com…See the Story

Soldiers Trap Villagers in Their Homes in Launglon Township

Shan, Myanmar (Burma) · Shan

Soldiers Trap Villagers in Their Homes in Launglon Township

In recent months there had been fighting between the junta and resistance forces at the Letkattaung military base near Launglon Town. Following the fighting, the junta dispatched a column of about 80 soldiers from the Tanintharyi Region capital, Dawei City, to Launglon Township. Then, on 14 June 2025, the junta column started moving through the villages south of Launglon Town, including Sitpyea Village. The column is now stationed in Kanyonkyun …See the Story

Mae La Camp Food Poisoning Hospitalises Three Refugees

According to officials at Mae La Camp, their preliminary findings indicate that the food poisoning was caused by snacks ordered online and then sold by shops in the camp. The food poisoning victims ranged in age from a seven-month-old baby to a 30-year-old, with some of the affected children experiencing severe symptoms, according to Saw Sunday, the secretary of the Mae La Camp administration. 10 refugees were so badly affected by the food poiso…Thailand · Thailand See the Story

Unregistered Vehicle Owners Paying Huge Bribes in Mon State

Since 1 June 2025, the junta authorities, under orders from the Illegal Trade Eradication Steering Committee, have been cracking down on unregistered vehicles in several states and regions, including Mon State. This followed an order made by coup leader Min Aung Hlaing to crack down on unregistered vehicles made at a meeting in Naypyidaw on 20 May. Junta officials have been using the crackdown as an opportunity to take huge bribes of millions of…Bilin · Bilin Read Article

Junta Killings and Arrests on Karen State Road

The junta holds the road but Thandaunggyi Township and the area of Bago Region between the border with Karen State and Taungoo Town is currently under the mixed control of the junta and the Karen National Union’s (KNU) Brigade 2. Since 1 May 2025, KNU Brigade 2 has banned all travel on the road between the towns of Leiktho and Taungoo. Despite this, locals have risked continuing to use the road for essential reasons such as travelling to attend …Bago Region · Bago Region Read Article

Junta Arrests and Kills Residents Returning to Kyondoe Town

Junta troops targeted the returning residents in late May. Five to ten of them have been arrested and at least one, Saw Myo Htwe Aung, has been murdered by the junta whilst in custody, according to residents of Kyondoe Town. On 28 May 2025, Saw Myo Htwe Aung, also known as Ko Pyoo, a young resident of Kyondoe Town, was arrested by junta forces shortly after returning to the town. He was never released and killed by the junta whilst in custody, a…Myanmar (Burma) · Myanmar (Burma)Read Article

Four Students Injured in Airstrike on Kawkareik Township

The junta aircraft dropped two bombs, one onto a football field next to the Kwileisu Village School student dormitory and one on the village monastery compound. Later that evening, a village resident said to KIC: “The aircraft made two bombing runs and dropped two bombs. One of them was a cluster type with many small explosives inside, though I can’t say the exact name. It’s still dark, so it’s hard to fully assess the damage. Four young teenage…Airstrike · Myanmar (Burma)See the Story

Junta Airstrike on Wedding Kills 10

At around 9:00 am on 25 May, a junta aircraft dropped the bomb on a house where the wedding ceremony was taking place in the Karen National Union (KNU) administered Kyungyi Village. The dead included the bride and two children aged four and six. Some of the 20 people injured in the attack are in a serious condition. A resident of Kyungyi Village said to KIC: “The bride died on the spot. The death toll has now risen to 10. Many people were injure…Myanmar (Burma) · Myanmar (Burma)Read Article

Kyaikto Township IDPS Need Food

They have fled from 36 other villages across five village tracts in Kyaikto Township since 14 May 2025, when hundreds of junta troops in the area launched an offensive supported by heavy artillery. According to the Karen National Union (KNU) Thaton District Administration, currently there are 17,602 IDPs sheltering in Kyaikto Township who have fled from other more dangerous areas of the township. The IDPs are currently sheltering in forests near…Mon State · Mon State Read Article

BNI Ethnic Media Conference Discusses Media Law

At the conference, held under the theme ‘Survival of Independent Media in Times of Crisis,’ participants reviewed and proposed amendments to recommendations for drafting media laws based on grassroots federalism that have been proposed by BNI, according to a 10 May BNI statement. Nan Paw Gay, A BNI board member said: “Just like we have state and regional-level governments, we believe there should also be regional media laws. What we’re trying to…Mon, Myanmar (Burma) · Mon Read Article

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