Summary of News
- National Unity Government is consulting on developing district-level Supreme Courts
- National Unity Government will grant honorary citizenship to the expatriates of Myanmar who helped throughout the Spring Revolution
- Minister of Education Dr. Zaw Wai Soe says that the number of students attending public schools in the liberated areas and ethnic areas has increased by tens of thousands
- Ministry of Human Rights released the records of about 100 forces of the soldiers of the 77th Division and Pyu Saw Htee killing of villagers in Pale Township
- After the anti-dictatorship revolutionary strike in Myaing Township, the people donated money, gold earrings they were wearing to the revolution
- A rosy women’s movement against the military dictatorship was held in Launglone Township, Dawei District
National Unity Government is consulting on developing district-level Supreme Courts
Union Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration U Lwin Ko Latt said in NUG’s response program to public questions on the night of 31 July.
“We are consulting to develop Supreme Courts at the district level very soon. The crimes committed by the Military Council have been compiled by district and township. There are almost five hundred complaints filed by the victims themselves,”
Minister said
At the present, 15 townships have established an interim judiciary system, and the Acting President has given authority to carry out legal activities.
National Unity Government will grant honorary citizenship to the expatriates of Myanmar who helped throughout the Spring Revolution
U Lwin Ko Latt, Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration, said during the NUG response program to public questions held on the night of July 31 that the National Unity Government will grant honorary citizenship to the expatriates who helped throughout the Spring Revolution.
“We, NUG government will give honorary citizenship to those who have helped all the way through the revolution. In this regard, we are trying to finalize the project framework this week and we will present this policy at the cabinet meeting next week and get approval,”
U Lwin Ko Latt, Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration said
The minister also said that the National Unity Government is considering the tax aspects of expatriate Burmese who are deeply involved in the revolution, and in August, the public will be informed about other topics, including the granting of honorary citizenship.
Minister of Education Dr. Zaw Wai Soe says that the number of students attending public schools in the liberated areas and ethnic areas has increased by tens of thousands
During the NUG response program to public questions on the night of 31 July, Union Minister of Education, Dr. Zaw Wai Soe said,
“In liberated areas, on-campus teachings are able to be carried out. Similarly, in ethnic revolution areas, there are more students than before, from two/three thousand to twenty/thirty thousand.”
the Minister said.
The minister also said that the number of students in Karen State, Kachin State, and Karenni regions is increasing, and even new teaching staff have to be recruited.
Ministry of Human Rights released the records of about 100 forces of the soldiers of the 77th Division and Pyu Saw Htee killing of villagers in Pale Township
Ministry of Human Rights released the records of about 100 forces of the soldiers of the 77th Division and Pyu Saw Htee killing of 29 villagers in Pale Township.
The terrorist military council, which often shouts that the country is peaceful, is still committing continuous violence in Sagaing, central Myanmar.”
Union Minister of Human Rights said
As a result of the killings by the terrorist military council, 29 villagers were killed in Ywathit village (Southern), Pale Township, Sagaing Division, including a 15-year-old minor.
They also destroyed the property of the villagers violently.
The Ministry of Human Rights announced that the ministry has received detailed records of two incidents of targeted attacks on the public in Sagaing Division by the terrorist military council and that there are more villages that have been attacked.
Information about human rights violations can be reported to report@mohr.nugmyanmar.org.
After the anti-dictatorship revolutionary strike in Myaing Township, the people donated money, gold earrings they were wearing to the revolution
BEGSC-MYAING said that the people made such a donation after the anti-dictatorship protest march in a village in Myaing Township on 31 July.
“Yesterday, on 31 July, after the anti-dictatorship protest march in a village in Myaing Township, the people, in addition to cash, took off their gold earrings, and gold rings and donated to the village defense forces and a community-based school that is developing interim education,”
BEGSC-MYAING said
32 sets of earrings, 4 rings and a total of 430,000 kyats in cash were supported.
A rosy women’s movement against the military dictatorship was held in Launglone Township, Dawei District
The rosy women’s movement against the military dictatorship, led by Rosy Women’s Union (Dawei), was held on the morning of 1 August in Longlone Township, Dawei District.
The movement was carried out under the theme ‘Maybe you can pick, but the red rose will never fall,’ and the photos of women who had been unjustly sentenced to the death penalty by the terrorist military council were held.”
In the movement, slogans against the military dictatorship were shouted simultaneously.
LGBT, basic education students, and some young people also participated in the activity.
Rosy Women’s Movement was started on 28 August 2021 in Dawei District with the aim of promoting women’s participation in anti-military dictatorship movements and eliminating discrimination against women.
#Credit : Radio NUG
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