Regime troops have carried out at least 11 massacres while pounding communities across six states and regions since the start of the resistance offensive on October 27, the parallel civilian government says.
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Regime troops have carried out at least 11 massacres while pounding communities across six states and regions since the start of the resistance offensive on October 27, the parallel civilian government says. 
Justice for Myanmar has called on Greater Mekong Subregion members to shun Myanmar junta's December 15 conference in Naypyitaw.
The armed group says it has overrun the Traunaing camp in Paletwa Township, Chin State, after 21 days of fighting.
According to the Burmese Women's Union, nearly 40 women were killed in shelling, air strikes and other types of attacks last month alone.
Around 400 officials have defected to civilian township administrations, according to the parallel National Unity Government.
The two sides discussed military and law enforcement ties and signed MoUs on bilateral cooperation and information security, junta media said.
The Irrawaddy's latest roundup covers incidents in Rakhine, Kachin, Shan and Karenni (Kayah) states and Magwe and Sagaing regions.
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