Two youths and an English teacher were arrested in Mandalay over Facebook posts and more than 90 jade shops in the city have been shut for three months in retaliation against the fifth nationwide silent strike.
Regime media alleged that the publishing house broke the law but did not even name the book – "Mindset Revolution" – that triggered the revocation of Toemyit Publishing's license.
Around 300 protesters marked the third anniversary of the coup by shouting anti-junta slogans and trampling bloodied images of Myanmar regime boss Min Aung Hlaing.
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Insecurity Insight has recorded 1,127 incidents of violence against or obstruction of health care staff by the junta.
Two youths and an English teacher were arrested in Mandalay over Facebook posts and more than 90 jade shops in the city have been shut for three months in retaliation against the fifth nationwide silent strike.
Video journalist Ma Aye Mi San of the Democratic Voice of Burma tells The Irrawaddy about the pain of recording rights abuses since the 2021 coup.
Regime media alleged that the publishing house broke the law but did not even name the book – "Mindset Revolution" – that triggered the revocation of Toemyit Publishing's license.
The Irrawaddy unpacks the regime's three-year track record of violence and rights abuses, as assessed by leading global organizations and indices.
Around 300 protesters marked the third anniversary of the coup by shouting anti-junta slogans and trampling bloodied images of Myanmar regime boss Min Aung Hlaing.
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