The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army has banned its members from joining international peace efforts or speaking to the media, allegedly at Beijing's command.
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The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army has banned its members from joining international peace efforts or speaking to the media, allegedly at Beijing's command.
The Thai foreign minister says all members of the regional bloc "have goodwill" toward the country and want to see peace return "as soon as possible".
Junta bombings, communication breakdown, blackouts and soaring prices mean daily hardship for Rakhine residents of towns captured by the ethnic army.
The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army says it has found people guilty of helping the regime to bomb the northern Shan State capital, Lashio. 
ASEAN leaders' first face-to-face talks with a senior Myanmar junta representative at the summit on Wednesday yielded no major breakthrough.
Paing Phyo Min and another activist Shein Wai Aung were arrested on 9 October and sent to an interrogation centre, Amnesty International said.
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