Myanmar’s junta asserts it has shown “benevolence” toward detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi, yet widespread reports reveal ongoing brutal crackdowns and human rights abuses under its harsh rule.

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Myanmar’s junta asserts it has shown “benevolence” toward detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi, yet widespread reports reveal ongoing brutal crackdowns and human rights abuses under its harsh rule.

Inside Myanmar’s conflict zones, harrowing reports reveal that military forces are not only bombarding monasteries but also deliberately blocking menstrual pads from reaching women. As violence rages on and displacement grows, the humanitarian crisis intensifies with devastating consequences

Drone warfare is revolutionizing Myanmar’s conflict, as armed groups deploy drones for surveillance and precision strikes, intensifying violence and making peace efforts more challenging, ACLED reports. This emerging aerial battleground is reshaping tactics and raising the stakes like never before

The Kachin Independence Army (KIA) dismisses Beijing’s skepticism over Myanmar’s ongoing uprising, urging China to recall its own history of resistance. The group calls for a nuanced understanding of Myanmar’s complex conflict.

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation ventures deep into Myanmar’s most secretive regions, tightly controlled by the military junta, uncovering isolated communities hidden from the world and revealing powerful truths the regime desperately tries to hide

Human Rights Watch warns that Myanmar remains unsafe due to ongoing conflicts and human rights abuses. Despite official claims, civilians face threats from military crackdowns and ethnic violence across the country.

Myanmar’s junta chief has acknowledged that the upcoming election will not take place nationwide, as escalating conflict grips the region. This revelation underscores the deepening instability amid ongoing warfare throughout the country

A UN-backed report exposes how Myanmar’s army deliberately demolished Rohingya villages to build security outposts, deepening fears of ethnic cleansing and severe human rights violations in the region, Reuters reveals