"The sudden, chaotic withdrawal of support" by the United States "is already having a crushing impact," says UN Special Rapporteur Thomas Andrews on the human rights situation in Myanmar.
From performing critical legal functions to formulating financial policy, these nine women play pivotal roles that support and sustain Min Aung Hlaing's criminal regime.
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"The sudden, chaotic withdrawal of support" by the United States "is already having a crushing impact," says UN Special Rapporteur Thomas Andrews on the human rights situation in Myanmar.
Dozens of regime forces were captured or killed when they swarmed out from their fastness in resistance-dominated Katha.
From performing critical legal functions to formulating financial policy, these nine women play pivotal roles that support and sustain Min Aung Hlaing's criminal regime.
Tom Andrews said the "sudden, chaotic withdrawal of support" was having a "crushing impact on the people of Myanmar".
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