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Myanmar journalist sentenced to three years in prison for reporting on anti-junta protests

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Myanmar journalist sentenced to three years in prison for reporting on anti-junta protests

16th May 202116th May 2021 Vidushi Anti-junta protests, Aung San Suu Kyi, Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB), Min Nyo, Myanmar

BY- BHAVNA CHAUHAN A military court in Myanmar sentenced a 51-year-old reporter for a now-banned online and broadcast news agency

Myanmar residents call on Japan to recognize anti-military as legitimate

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Myanmar residents call on Japan to recognize anti-military as legitimate

4th May 20214th May 2021 Vidushi Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Global Myanmar Spring Revolution Day, Junta leader Min Aung Hlaing, Myanmar, National Unity Government (NUG)

BY- VIDHI DUBEY “Free, Free our Leaders” “Recognise, Recognise the NUG” Amidst this chant, Thousands of Myanmar residents in Japan

Myanmar coup: US lawmakers approve a resolution condemning it

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US lawmakers approve a resolution condemning Myanmar coup

22nd March 202122nd March 2021 Devika Coup, Myanmar, US

BY- HARDIK SINGH RATHORE The United States House of Representatives of Representatives on Friday approved legislation inculpative the Myanmar pack

CDM : updates and analysis from law student correspondents in Myanmar

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Myanmar dispatches: updates and analysis from law student correspondents in Myanmar

18th February 202118th February 2021 Mohita Mullick CDM, detention, International, Myanmar, Students

BY- SAKSHI SINGH At the military press conference Interviewers of RFA (Radio Free Asia) has asked many straightforward questions at

Myanmar coup: US lawmakers approve a resolution condemning it

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Myanmar marches against military coup continue under police watch as latest detainees released

11th February 202111th February 2021 Devika Coup, military, Myanmar, police

BY- DEVANSHI SRIVASTAVA Update: Protest that took place against the February 1 coup that eventually installed a military government in

network: Myanmar Military Junta blocks Facebook and Twitter

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Myanmar Military Junta blocks Facebook and Twitter, cracks down on dissent

6th February 20216th February 2021 Mohita Mullick Facebook, International, military, Myanmar, twitter, Whatsapp

BY- AYUSH PRATAP SINGH Ministry of Transport and the Communication of Myanmar on Wednesday directed telecom companies to temporarily block

Myanmar's military seizes power, detains elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi

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Myanmar’s military seizes power, detains elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi

1st February 20211st February 2021 Aditi Saxena Leader Aung San Suu KYi, Military seizes power, Myanmar

By Anshuman Ghosh Myanmar’s military captured power on Monday in a coup against Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi’s newly

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Amnesty urges UNSC to take Myanmar to ICC for military abuses

14th October 202014th October 2020 Ritu Amnesty International, human rights, ICJ, Myanmar, UNSC

BY: TUSHAR SRIVASTAVA On Monday, the UN Security council was urged by Amnesty International for taking decision against Myanmar for

More than 100 killed in a landslide at a jade mine in Myanmar

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More than 100 killed in a landslide at a jade mine in Myanmar

2nd July 20202nd July 2020 Mansi Casualties, Jade Mine, Landslide, Myanmar, socio-legal

-Azra Rizvi Officials say that at least 113 bodies have been found after a landslide at a jade mining site

UN EXPERT CLAIMS WAR, CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY IN MYANMAR

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UN EXPERT CLAIMS WAR, CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY IN MYANMAR

5th May 20205th May 2020 Shristi Khandelwal 0 Comments crimes against humanity, Myanmar, socio-legal, UN SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR OF HUMAN RIGHTS, YANGHEE LEE

-Charvi Singh UN Special Rapporteur for human rights Yanghee Lee on Wednesday called for an inquiry into possible chances about

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