News About Myanmar

Date – 16 December 2025 Since the 1 February 2021 coup, a total of (7,609) people, including pro-democracy activists and civilians, have been killed by the junta and pro-military groups during the Spring Revolution.  Since the coup, a total of (30,136) people have been arrested by the junta in relation to its seizure of power. (22,655) are currently in detention, (11,408) of whom are serving sentences.  According to the latest information gathered and confirmed by AAPP, (121)

New coalition says it aims to improve coordination and command among post-coup armed groups while pursuing federal democracy

Residents of at least seven villages have reportedly been forced to join the Shanni Nationalities Army in recent months, sources say

The regime’s National Defence and Security Council (NDSC) announced on Tuesday that jailed State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi is in “good health,” dismissing concerns raised by her son Kim Aris and her National League for Democracy (NLD) party over her health as “deliberately fabricated and spread in a timely manner to disrupt” the regime’s 2025–26 elections. “For all I know, she could be dead already,” Aris told Reuters during an interview in Tokyo, Japan. He added that his

A 4-year-old child was killed and 12 others injured when the junta launched an airstrike on a village in Butho Township, located in the Karen National Union (KNU)’s Mutraw District in Karen State. On the night of December 12, a junta fighter jet dropped four bombs on Mamu Village in the Buahde Village Tract, despite no active clashes in the area, said Padoh Ten Der, chair of the KNU’s Mutraw District. “Junta aircraft often come to attack. Yesterday, an airstrike near the Than

“I don’t believe voting will bring any change. Even now, it feels like we’re reliving the old authoritarian era. I feel afraid whenever I see powerful figures, especially those with high ranks and authority,” said a 27-year-old woman from Loikaw, speaking about the current voting situation. She earns her living as a market vendor in Loikaw and said the election is far less important than daily survival. She expressed disbelief that a single vote of hers could overcome the ong