Troops from Light Infantry Battalion 361 stole property, torched homes and killed people, said locals, adding that heavy rain has worsened displaced residents' plight.
Female former political prisoners told The Irrawaddy of their traumatic experiences while locked up, and of their determination to see all political inmates freed.
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The civilian foreign minister, Daw Zin Mar Aung, says the international community can bankrupt the regime and ground its fighter jets.
Hundreds of villagers have fled been forced to flee Shan State's Muse Township as the junta conducts shelling in the area amid clashes with the TNLA.
Policy changes announced in July suggest the regime is prioritizing winning approval from China and Russia, argues analyst Banyar Aung.
Regime officials visit villages near Naypyitaw to rally support and arm militias as resistance steps up attacks on its nerve center.
Prime minister of parallel civilian government urges unity as uprising to topple junta gains momentum.
Soaring prices coupled with rising unemployment leave more and more families wondering where their next meal is coming from.
Two of four detainees in Sagaing Region whose death sentences were announced on pro-junta Telegram channels are missing and feared dead.
Troops from Light Infantry Battalion 361 stole property, torched homes and killed people, said locals, adding that heavy rain has worsened displaced residents' plight.
The Irrawaddy's latest roundup includes incidents in Chin and Shan states and Magwe and Sagaing regions.
Female former political prisoners told The Irrawaddy of their traumatic experiences while locked up, and of their determination to see all political inmates freed.
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