Arakan Army warns regime troops they will be held accountable for atrocities after finding the body of a former journalist and six other prisoners who it said were tortured before being executed.
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Arakan Army warns regime troops they will be held accountable for atrocities after finding the body of a former journalist and six other prisoners who it said were tortured before being executed.
Two major routes to Sittwe were blown up on Sunday amid an escalating offensive by the Arakan Army. 
What does the legislation entail, and why is the junta implementing it for the first time since its promulgation 65 years ago?
Ethnic armed grouping says it will continue Operation 1027 offensive until goal of ousting the junta is achieved. 
Center will be established in planned "humanitarian corridor" along shared border in Tak province, Thai media reported.
The former general and home affairs minister, who is serving a five-year sentence for corruption, is said to be suffering from colon cancer.
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