- U Kyaw Moe Tun, Permanent Representative of Myanmar to the United Nations, says the Myanmar military has been violating all basic human rights
- Union Minister of Human Rights says the Myanma spring revolution creates an opportunity for unity
- The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs says the Public Administration Group needs to cooperate with the public until the military council is eradicated
- The National League for Democracy, Central Working Committee (NLD-CWC), and Members of 1990 Pyithu Hluttaw representatives held an informal meeting
- In Yangon, 60 children were taken into hospitals in one day with food poisoning
- 13 revolutionary groups appealed to the public not to visit the Pyin Oo Lwin balloon festival which organized by the military council
- People Defense Force in Pyin Oo Lwin district has successfully produced large weapons and test fired
- Two soldiers of the terrorist military council were killed due to open fire by a sniper man from the Cobra column
- Tamu PDF battalion-1 warns not to pass through the Tamu-Aungzayayya Road from November 3
U Kyaw Moe Tun, Permanent Representative of Myanmar to the United Nations, says the Myanmar military has been violating all basic human rights
U Kyaw Moe Tun, Permanent Representative of Myanmar to the United Nations, said that the Myanmar military has been violating all basic human rights. At the 77th session of the UN General Assembly on the 24th plenary meeting, the Myanmar Ambassador said in a general discussion regarding the report of the Human Rights Council.
“The army violates all basic human rights on a daily basis such as public security, The right to life, prohibition from persecution, the right to a fair trial, and freedom of expression. During the 21-month period of the illegal military coup, various acts of violence have been committed, including the execution of political prisoners for the first time in three decades, the arrest of citizens, and the kidnapping of family members as hostages,” he said. The Ambassador reiterated more than 2,400 people have been killed and nearly 16,000 forcibly detained until today. Moreover, 1.4 million people in Myanmar are homeless and 15.2 million are facing the problem of food insufficiency.
Union Minister of Human Rights says the Myanma spring revolution creates an opportunity for unity
U Aung Myo Min, Union Minister of Human Rights, said that the Myanma Spring Revolution creates an opportunity for unity. “As a country that has suffered seventy years of internal conflict, Myanmar’s revolution creates an opportunity for unity.
“The meaning of peace included equality, inclusion, representation, citizenship, ethnic identity, and minority rights,” said the Union Minister. The military unjustly seized state power on February 1, 2021. After that, the Myanmar Spring Revolution emerged along with the mass movement against the military dictatorship.
The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs says the Public Administration Group needs to cooperate with the public until the military council is eradicated
The Deputy Minister of Home Affairs said that the Public Administration Group needs to cooperate with the public until the military council is eradicated. On November 1, U Khu Hte Bu, Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, said in a meeting between the Ministry of Home Affairs and Public Administration Groups in Sagaing and Magway regions.
“As if the military council was committing destruction and torture all over the place, and they are using various methods to cripple the revolutionary force. As members of the Public Administration Group, it is necessary to organize what should be organized, and if they do not participate, actions will be taken in accordance with the law. Public participation in the revolution is so crucial, and PaKaPha groups should cooperate with the public and participate until the military council is eradicated.” he said. U Khu Hte Bu, Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, led the meeting; and Joint Permanent Secretary, Department of Public Administration, People’s Police, Fire Department, Immigration Department, Special Investigation Department attended.
The National League for Democracy, Central Working Committee (NLD-CWC), and Members of 1990 Pyithu Hluttaw representatives held an informal meeting
The National League for Democracy in Yangon Region informed that NLD Central Working Committee (NLD-CWC), and Members of 1990 Pyithu Hluttaw representatives held an informal meeting. Dr. May Win Myint from the Central Working Committee (NLD-CWC), U Kyaw Htwe, U Myo Naing, and U Khin Saung attended the meeting.
In Yangon, 60 children were taken into hospitals in one day with food poisoning
It is reported that 60 children in Yangon were taken into hospitals within one day with food poisoning. “Basic Education Primary School No. (29) in 10/ North Quarter, Farm (1) road, Thaketa township, Yangon, some students from the KG class ate fried vermicelli and became dizzy and vomited, sent to Yankin Children’s Hospital in the afternoon,” said Social Assistance Organizations. Similarly, 45 children in No. 67 Dagon Port Township, including children under the age of 12, were hospitalized with symptoms of food poisoning. The cause of the food poisoning is being investigated, and every child who eats has not been found food poisoning.
13 revolutionary groups appealed to the public not to visit the Pyin Oo Lwin balloon festival which organized by the military council
The 13 revolutionary groups appealed to the public not to visit the Pyin Oo Lwin balloon festival, organized by the military council. On November 2, the revolutionary forces that carry out the armed revolution issued a request letter. The Tazaungdaing festival, which will be held from November 4th to 8th, is only to cover up the terrorist images of the military council, and the public is requested to refrain from visiting that place, participating in balloon parades, and selling merchandise. It is urged to stand with the revolutionary soldiers without participating in festivities.
People Defense Force in Pyin Oo Lwin district has successfully produced large weapons and test fired
The Sky revolutionary forces informed that PDF in Pyin Oo Lwin district has successfully produced large weapons and test fired. Pyin Oo Lwin PDF is one of the revolutionary forces that has been resisting the military council troops. Currently, People’s Defense Forces have been developing handguns, sniper, 60mm and 80mm weapons to counter the military council troops.
Two soldiers of the terrorist military council were killed due to open fire by a sniper man from the Cobra column
It is reported that two soldiers of the terrorist military council were killed due to open fired by a sniper man from the Cobra column. On November 2, the Cobra column confirmed that they fired on the military council troops that tried to invade the Shwe Nyaung Pin area in Karen State.
“On November 2, there is a clash between the 207th KaLaYa combat battalion under the 44th division that tried to invade the Shwe Nyaung Pin area in Karen State and the 27th Cobra joint column of the KNLA battalion. During the attack, two soldiers of the terrorist military council were killed due to open fire by sniper men from the Cobra column,” they said. According to news confirmation from the battlefield, there were no casualties from the people’s comrades.
Tamu PDF battalion-1 warns not to pass through the Tamu-Aungzayayya Road from November 3
People Defense Force (Tamu) battalion 1 warned not to pass through the Tamu-Aungzayayya Road from November 3. “Tamu PDF battalion 1 and joint forces are constantly monitoring the Tamu-Aungzayayya Road with security awareness, and there is a situation where clashes can happen at any time in that section of the road these days,” they said. Therefore, a special warning has to be announced that vehicles and travelers using the Tamu-Aungzayayya Road should be warned not to travel through the road from November 3 until further notice.
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