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Thousands marched peacefully in Rangoon on Feb. In the hours after the military took control of the government and detained top civilian officials, voa burmese, some voa burmese lawmakers and Burmese public figures spoke with VOA about the developments. The yearlong commission released a final report detailing sustained action to ensure peace in the troubled state. Human Rights Watch urges reform of social media law to conform with international standards, calls new amendment a tool for military 'to attack civil society'.

Before the pandemic, Chinese manufacturers had flocked to Ruili in search of low-cost workers from Myanmar. Farmers and businesses say they are left without access to vital reports on security, weather. Former lawmaker, democracy activist are among those sentenced. Newly printed currency looks and feels different from banknotes printed before the military coup of due to a longtime supplier cutting ties due to European Union sanctionsers say junta has no systematic plan to address issue. Residents of town known for resisting government forces and police.

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Inaccuracies, omissions found on previous list; also, advance voting will be extended at some Myanmar embassies after voters reported problems.

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Myanmar's military junta is going forward with a mandatory draft set to begin in mid-April, but critics say doing so has the potential to negatively impact the economy and the military itself. The ruling junta, which seized power in a coup three years ago this month, says the objective is to call up about 60, young men and women annually for mandatory service. The military has said the conscription order, known as the People's Military Service Law, is essential given the conflict with rebel groups in the country. Analysts say the junta has struggled to sign up new recruits and is facing its biggest challenges on the battlefield. According to the census, at least 13 million men and women are eligible for military service, said Major General Zaw Min Tun, spokesperson for the Myanmar junta, in an audio clip released on Wednesday. He said that while the government wants to recruit 60, people annually, "We cannot call up more than 50, per year," because of budget constraints. Yet, a written statement released by the junta details a monthly quota of 5, conscripted for training this year, with women joining the military starting in September. The statement also emphasizes that engaging with alternative armed groups to evade the military service law is considered a violation, "subjecting individuals to prosecution under existing legal frameworks. According to Zaw Min Tun, the initiation of the conscription measure is intended for young people to "understand the responsibility of national defense. He said the first group of recruits would be called up in mid-April following the traditional Thingyan New Year celebration.

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February 24, Myanmar, Rebels Exchange Fire, Accusations Government, Kokang rebels again trade accusations of attacks on aid workers as two sides continue fierce fighting near border with China. Produced by VOA Burmese. Speaking to reporters Nobel Laureate says an election boycott is still an option, but not likely. January 21, Myanmar's Junta Arrests More Journalists 'It's getting worse,' says journalist from independent website Dawei Watch after three colleagues were detained. August 04, Rights Group Slams Myanmar's Upper House for Defamation Law Amendment Human Rights Watch urges reform of social media law to conform with international standards, calls new amendment a tool for military 'to attack civil society'. Human Rights Watch urges reform of social media law to conform with international standards, calls new amendment a tool for military 'to attack civil society'. Farmers and businesses say they are left without access to vital reports on security, weather. Rakhine chief minister tells VOA Burmese that since program began last year, only those who identified themselves as 'Bengali' were accepted. Government, Kokang rebels again trade accusations of attacks on aid workers as two sides continue fierce fighting near border with China. Previous Next.

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March 17, Myanmar Central Bank Moves to Dispel Counterfeit Banknote Rumors Newly printed currency looks and feels different from banknotes printed before the military coup of due to a longtime supplier cutting ties due to European Union sanctionsers say junta has no systematic plan to address issue. Back to top. August 04, Rights Group Slams Myanmar's Upper House for Defamation Law Amendment Human Rights Watch urges reform of social media law to conform with international standards, calls new amendment a tool for military 'to attack civil society'. Speaking to reporters Nobel Laureate says an election boycott is still an option, but not likely. Previous Next. January 20, Myanmar's Junta Arrests More Journalists 'It's getting worse,' says journalist from independent website Dawei Watch after three colleagues were detained. February 26, Kokang Attack Administrator's Home in Latest Violence Fighting has left at least people dead in the region and has forced tens of thousands to flee across the border into China. March 03, Myanmar Police Trap Student Protesters in Monastery Riot police blocks hundreds of students protesters inside monastery to prevent them from continuing march to Yangon despite government warnings for them to stop while parliament considers changes to law. Beijing denies reports that it is providing equipment, expertise to Burmese military that overthrew elected government headed by de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Previous Next. October 29, Myanmar to Fix Voter Lists Before Election Inaccuracies, omissions found on previous list; also, advance voting will be extended at some Myanmar embassies after voters reported problems. Riot police blocks hundreds of students protesters inside monastery to prevent them from continuing march to Yangon despite government warnings for them to stop while parliament considers changes to law. In the hours after the military took control of the government and detained top civilian officials, some prominent lawmakers and Burmese public figures spoke with VOA about the developments. January 21, Myanmar's Junta Arrests More Journalists 'It's getting worse,' says journalist from independent website Dawei Watch after three colleagues were detained. Thousands marched peacefully in Rangoon on Feb.