- Union Prime Minister urges to quickly end the uprising by balancing the revolution
- Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun said that the number of people killed by the army has been increasing day by day
- The Deputy Minister of Human Rights participates in an online workshop regarding the challenges that may be encountered in the establishment of a federal democratic state in Myanmar
- The Ministry of Labor has sent a representative to assist 63 Myanmar workers from the glue factory in the Naung Maidan area, Chonburi province, Thailand, to get the benefits they deserve
- The “Ma Thouk Mi Thaw Moe Khar Yay” film festival will be screened in Texas by the DFW Myanmar Ethnic Community“
- The spring clinic opened a further specialist clinic for Rheumatic disease
- 41 percent of the war refugees were from Sagaing, and the population has reached 680,628
- At least 15 people were killed in an attack with five drones on a camp in Thalebar village, Ayadaw township, where the military council and Pyu Saw Htee is based
Union Prime Minister urges to quickly end the uprising by balancing the revolution
Union Prime Minister Mahn Win Khaing Than urged to quickly end the uprising by balancing the spring revolution. The Prime Minister said on November 3 while holding a meeting of the Interim Local Administration Central Committee.
“Every day is important not only for the people who live under the brutal terrorist war council but also for the people who supported the revolution until this time. Additionally, time is so crucial for the people who supported the finance from both inside and outside of the country. It is essential to systematically implement the one-year strategy and to quickly end the uprising by balancing the revolution,” he said.
Union Prime Minister Mahn Win Khaing Than, the chairman of the Interim Local Administration Central Committee, led the meeting; Vice Chairman 1, Union Ministers and Deputy Union Ministers (Central Committee members), Permanent Secretaries, and Officials from various departments attended, including U Lwin Ko Latt, Union Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration.
Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun said that the number of people killed by the army has been increasing day by day
Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun said that the number of people killed by the army has been increasing day by day. At the UN third committee of the 77th General Assembly, the Ambassador said in a general discussion program on the report of the Human Rights Council under the subject of “Promotion and Protection of Human Rights”.
“The number of people killed by the army has been increasing day by day, and time is so crucial to save the lives and property of innocent people, and the tradition of not being punished can stop forever by being able to bring the perpetrators to judge,” he said. “Therefore, now is the time for the Human Rights Council to effectively and promptly use the evidence received by the IIMM within its mandate, and the Myanmar issues could be transferred to the International Criminal Court using this evidence from the Security Council,” the ambassador reiterated.
The Deputy Minister of Human Rights participates in an online workshop regarding the challenges that may be encountered in the establishment of a federal democratic state in Myanmar
The Deputy Minister of Human Rights participated in an online workshop regarding the challenges that may be encountered in the establishment of a federal democratic state in Myanmar. On November 3, Khun Baham Htan, Deputy Minister of Human Rights, participated in the online discussion with the title of “Protecting Civic Society and Ethnic Minorities in a Federal Democratic Myanmar – Challenges and Opportunities”. Daw Khin Ma Ma Myo, Union Minister of Commerce, attended in the discussion, and Daw Khin Ohnmar (Progressive Voice) and Debbie Stothard (ALTSEAN-Burma) also participated.
The discussion is a part of the ASEAN public meeting, mainly focused on the issues of challenges and opportunities that could be encountered in the establishment of a federal democratic state of Myanmar.
The Ministry of Labor has sent a representative to assist 63 Myanmar workers from the glue factory in the Naung Maidan area, Chonburi province, Thailand, to get the benefits they deserve
The Ministry of Labor has sent a representative, and assistance is being carried out for 63 Myanmar workers from the glue factory in the Naung Maidan area, Chonburi province, Thailand, to get the benefits they deserve. The Ministry of Labor assigned the AAC Alliance, led by Ko Ye Min, to solve the problem as requested to assist in the dismissal of 63 Myanmar workers from the glue factory in the Naung Maidan area, Chonburi province, Thailand. As the NUG’s Ministry of Labor is the people’s government, a complaint mechanism is opened not only to provide all possible assistance in obtaining benefits but also for the labor rights of Myanmar workers from both domestic and foreign countries who have been violated during the state of emergency.
The “Ma Thouk Mi Thaw Moe Khar Yay” film festival will be screened in Texas by the DFW Myanmar Ethnic Community
“Ma Thouk Mi Thaw Moe Khar Yay”, a film by the director Ko Pauk, will be premiering in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, United States, on Saturday, November 12. There will be two shows at 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm, and ticket fees are set at $50 for a VIP seat, including food. The regular seat is set at $25, and the funds raised from the event will be donated to the people of Myanmar. Moreover, hoodies and t-shirts with the “Moe Khar Yay” logo are prepared to be sold to raise funds, and traditional Burmese food will be displayed and sold at the event.
The spring clinic opened a further specialist clinic for Rheumatic disease
It is reported that the spring clinic opened a further specialist clinic for rheumatic arthritis in November. “Let me inform you that the Spring Clinic, which is gradually expanding, has now opened a specialist clinic for arthritis. The doctor who will treat the patients is Dr. Win Win Maw (MBBS, MRCP, FRCP), a rheumatologist” they said. The clinic hours are every Sunday from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m., in addition to the various rheumatic diseases, other joint-related diseases can also be discussed and treated at the spring clinic. It is reported that those who want to treat in the clinic can make a booking through the Spring Clinic page messenger.
41 percent of the war refugees were from Sagaing, and the population has reached 680,628
In November, ISP Myanmar reported that 41 percent of the war refugees were from Sagaing, and the population has reached 680,628. It is said that Sagaing is the region with the highest number of people fleeing their homes due to the armed conflict that occurred after the military coup. The second highest number of refugees is 245,507 in the Magway and 163,600 in the Kayah region.
At least 15 people were killed in an attack with five drones on a camp in Thalebar village, Ayadaw township, where the military council and Pyu Saw Htee is based
It is reported that at least 15 people were killed in an attack with five drones on a camp in Thalebar village, Ayadaw township, where the military council and Pyu Saw Htee is based. On November 3, the “Drone Operation” was confirmed by the ZERO Guerrilla Force (Myingyan). It is said that on November 3 at 10:00 a.m., the military-based camp in Thalebar village, Ayadaw township, was bombarded repeatedly with five drones by the ZERO Guerrilla Force (Myingyan), Danger Force, BRA, MRTF, Zamani, and Nagani (Kyukseg) teams.
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