The junta is waging a virtual war against the resistance and ordinary citizens. The world can help by supporting Myanmar people in their attempts to stay connected.
Coming home from a shopping trip, the young man was beaten, forced into a car, and sold into conscription for 5 million kyats. Only at the last minute did he give his captors the slip.
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Myanmar's armed conflict has disrupted cement production while the regime is promising large quantities will be imported in February.
The regime denies that it intends to recruit women for military service but officials continue to locate unmarried females aged 18 to 27.
The junta is waging a virtual war against the resistance and ordinary citizens. The world can help by supporting Myanmar people in their attempts to stay connected.
Coming home from a shopping trip, the young man was beaten, forced into a car, and sold into conscription for 5 million kyats. Only at the last minute did he give his captors the slip.
Police chiefs in three districts of Thailand's Tak province were removed for failing to combat scam-related activity.
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