Summary of News
- The Union Prime Minister asked the government to pay special attention to the Central Complaint Review Committee
- The Spring Revolution Myanmar Muslim Network (SRMMN) presents the paper, “Policy and Legal Recommendations on Transitional Justice for the Future Federal Democratic Union of Myanmar”
- Union Minister Dr. Tu Hkawng urges the people to participate in the CDM movement since it is not only related to government personnel but also to the general public
- The NUG Deputy Ministry of Foreign Affairs will meet Myanmar-born people in Boston, U.S.A.
- The Interim Board of Education for Universities of Computer Studies announced that courses are reopening
1. The Union Prime Minister asked the government to pay special attention to the Central Complaint Review Committee
At the Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) Meeting (2/2023) held on January 12, Union Prime Minister Mahn Winn Khaing Thann remarked that the Central Complaint Review Committee established by the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration is an essential mechanism at this time and that being able to solve complaints makes people trust the government more.
Furthermore, the Union Prime Minister also said that the National Unity Government must prepare plans for a potential political situation that could result from the sham election, which can be carried out by any means by the terrorist military council since it is its last exit from the crisis.
2. The Spring Revolution Myanmar Muslim Network (SRMMN) presents the paper, “Policy and Legal Recommendations on Transitional Justice for the Future Federal Democratic Union of Myanmar”
The Spring Revolution Myanmar Muslim Network (SRMMN) invited the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH), along with its affairs committees — the Legal Affairs Committee, the Federal Affairs Committee, and the NUCC Affairs Committee — and held a paper briefing program on “Policy and Legal Recommendations on Transitional Justice for the Future Federal Democratic Union of Myanmar” on January 11 via video conferencing.
At the paper briefing program, Dr. Than Lwin Oo, a member of the steering committee of the Spring Revolution Myanmar Muslim Network (SRMMN), explained the purpose of writing the paper as well as the policy and strategic recommendations described in the paper, and U Maung Maung, a member of the steering committee, explained the recommendations regarding the Criminal Law and the Penal Code as well as the other legal recommendations.
Later, the Chairman of the CRPH and the attendees discussed on the presented briefing, and exchanged views between two sides. Then, U Aung Kyi Nyunt, the Chairman of the CRPH, gave a closing speech.
3. Union Minister Dr. Tu Hkawng urges the people to participate in the CDM movement since it is not only related to government personnel but also to the general public
In January, Dr. Tu Hkawng, Union Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation, said the following in his video message to the campaign against military-owned enterprises and related products, “Let’s Boycott Military Products to Feel the Essence of Freedom”:
“The Civilian Disobedience Movement (CDM) does not only refer to government personnel. Civil means ordinary citizens of the country. So, the Civilian Disobedience Movement (CDM) is not only related to government personnel, but it also means a movement in which the people participate overwhelmingly at this kind of time. Military dictators seek authority over the government because it serves their own interests. So, Let’s Boycott Military Products to Feel the Essence of Freedom.”
At present, the people’s defence forces have banned the transport and trade of military goods and products such as Myanmar Beer, Mytel SIM cards, top-up cards, and other alcohol, beer, and tobacco goods of the military within Sagaing Division.
4. The NUG Deputy Ministry of Foreign Affairs will meet Myanmar-born people in Boston, U.S.A.
U Moe Zaw Oo, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, the National Unity Government, will meet and discuss with the Boston revolutionary family members who were born in Myanmar in Boston, U.S.A., on January 14.
The discussion will be held at 3:30 p.m. before the screening of the movie “Phoe Maung is Back.” The movie screening will begin after the discussion ends, and a fundraiser food sale will be held back-to-back with the movie screening. During the discussion, a Q&A section will be included, and Myanmar people in Boston were cordially invited to attend by the event organizer.
5. The Interim Board of Education for Universities of Computer Studies announced that courses are reopening
On January 13, the Interim Board of Education for Universities of Computer Studies announced the reopening of courses as follows:
“As the revolution takes long, the Interim Board of Education for Universities of Computer Studies has resumed courses since December to ensure that students do not lose their opportunity to study.”
The Interim Board of Education for Universities of Computer Studies has also asked to keep an eye on its Facebook Page since more courses will be added soon.
#Credit : Radio NUG
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