Video and photographic evidence emerged this week linking the junta to two more war crimes, prompting its media to invent an even more alternative reality.
National Unity Government said it dissolved the association because it funded war crimes and failed to rectify violations of the rights of migrant workers.
Research by Justice for Myanmar finds that democratic countries have not imposed sufficient sanctions to protect their companies from collaborating with a junta committing atrocities.
Nuns and children were among the victims when the regime responded to resistance forces' capture of key junta positions in Zayatgyi Town by bombing and shelling it.
Amid heavy fighting on the Myanmar side, India will scrap a bilateral deal allowing those living in border zones to travel short distances across the border visa-free.
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Video and photographic evidence emerged this week linking the junta to two more war crimes, prompting its media to invent an even more alternative reality.
The Arakan Army says it has occupied all the regime's bases in Mrauk U, Minbya and Kyauktaw townships.
National Unity Government said it dissolved the association because it funded war crimes and failed to rectify violations of the rights of migrant workers.
Fighting has entered a seventh day as regime troops try to retake the Sagaing Region town from resistance forces.
Research by Justice for Myanmar finds that democratic countries have not imposed sufficient sanctions to protect their companies from collaborating with a junta committing atrocities.
The proposed involvement of the Red Cross and ASEAN's aid center leaves the 'humanitarian corridor' plan open to manipulation by the junta.
Nuns and children were among the victims when the regime responded to resistance forces' capture of key junta positions in Zayatgyi Town by bombing and shelling it.
Amid heavy fighting on the Myanmar side, India will scrap a bilateral deal allowing those living in border zones to travel short distances across the border visa-free.
A recent spate of junta atrocities against resistance detainees and civilians has shed light on the increasing depravity of the regime's forces. 
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