The people of Myanmar will stage another Silent Strike on Thursday to show the world they remain united in determination to bring an end to a regime that keeps jailing and killing them.
The latest report from Justice For Myanmar details how Australian investors, companies and executives are providing legitimacy and revenue to a junta waging a campaign of terror against its own people.
Move follows National Unity Government's dissolution of Myanmar's most powerful business lobby group in December and warning that its members could face charges under the Counter-Terrorism Law.
Troops returning after the retreat of KIA-led resistance forces have killed eight residents and are forcing Muslims to torch houses, according to locals.
Resistance groups captured a base in Kachin that has protected gold mines and opium farms, and which served as a conduit for the flow of junta weapons from Sagaing.
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The people of Myanmar will stage another Silent Strike on Thursday to show the world they remain united in determination to bring an end to a regime that keeps jailing and killing them.
Critics say ASEAN should be working with the civilian National Unity Government and other anti-regime groups rather than legitimizing the junta.
The latest report from Justice For Myanmar details how Australian investors, companies and executives are providing legitimacy and revenue to a junta waging a campaign of terror against its own people.
Move follows National Unity Government's dissolution of Myanmar's most powerful business lobby group in December and warning that its members could face charges under the Counter-Terrorism Law.
Deadly airstrike on village in Paletwa comes two weeks after Arakan Army booted regime troops out of the township.
Troops returning after the retreat of KIA-led resistance forces have killed eight residents and are forcing Muslims to torch houses, according to locals.
The Karen National Union said its allies shot down the Eurocopter 365, killing a brigadier general, two colonels and two captains. 
Resistance groups captured a base in Kachin that has protected gold mines and opium farms, and which served as a conduit for the flow of junta weapons from Sagaing.
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