News About Myanmar

Seven charged under Election Protection Law Sources close to the regime told DVB that four unidentified men and three unidentified women from Yangon’s Kamayut and Dala townships, Ayeyarwady’s Pathein and Wakema townships, Karenni’s Hpa-An and Shan’s Taunggyi townships, were charged under the Election Protection Law between Oct. 30 and Nov. 2 for criticizing the regime 2025-26 elections scheduled to begin on Dec. 28.  “Two of them were charged for criticizing the Union Electio

The National Unity Government (NUG) -Under Ministry of Defence-NUG, the Security Department of Naypyidaw People’s Defence Force has been providing humanitarian support to the displaced people. -According to Yangon Hluttaw-NUG, Myanmar’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations U Kyaw Moe Tun met with the political and revolution groups via Zoom on October 25. -Naypyidaw PDF stated that they would invite young men to join their force and young women skilled as pharmacy a

Narinjara News, November 4, 2025 It has been reported that two out of the three columns of the terrorist junta army attacking the territories controlled by the Arakan Army (AA) close to Kyaukphyu have been crushed. The remaining column has been reinforced and is advancing towards Thaing Chaung village with increased strength, supported by air, naval, and ground artillery. Previously, the Myanmar terrorist military regime conducted three separate offensives against the Arakan

Narinjara News, November 4, 2025 Some individuals who were displaced from Gwa Township, the southernmost area in Arakan (Rakhine) state near Ayeyarwady Division, have returned to their homes after fleeing the conflict, even though they remain fearful of airstrikes. Nonetheless, it is difficult for them to remain away from their residences for an extended period. A woman who is an internally displaced person mentioned, "Aircraft also fly overhead here on a daily basis. Every d

Myanmar’s junta has arrested seven more people, including a child, under its Election Protection Law, bringing the total number detained to nearly 100 in its widening crackdown on dissent ahead of December’s vote. Ninety-four people—four of them teenagers—have been arrested under the law since it took effect on July 29. The Election Protection Law punishes opponents of the poll with penalties ranging from one year in jail to the death sentence.

A Chinese court has sentenced five top members of an infamous Myanmar mafia to death as Beijing continues its crackdown on scam operations in South East Asia. In all 21 Bai family members and associates were convicted of fraud, homicide, injury and other crimes, said a state media report published on the court website. The family is among a handful of mafias that rose to power in the 2000s and transformed the impoverished backwater town of Laukkaing into a lucrative hub of ca