Dozens of civilians are dead, missing, or hurt after the regime dropped two bombs on a village in Rathedaung Township, which has been peaceful since March last year.
People in O Htein Twin in Sagaing’s Depayin Township weep over the bodies of their loved ones after a junta airstrike hit the village school, killing 24 people, most of them children. The attack happened despite a purported humanitarian ceasefire called to help the country recover from the devastating March 28 earthquake.
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The junta used widely banned cluster munitions to strike a Sagaing Region school, killing 23 children aged between seven and 16 and two teachers.
Residents of Myanmar's biggest city are living in fear, hit by tremors and a quake prediction following the March 28 disaster further north. 
What will it take before the international community acts on its moral obligation to end the Min Aung Hlaing regime's slaughter of innocent people?
Dozens of civilians are dead, missing, or hurt after the regime dropped two bombs on a village in Rathedaung Township, which has been peaceful since March last year.
People in O Htein Twin in Sagaing’s Depayin Township weep over the bodies of their loved ones after a junta airstrike hit the village school, killing 24 people, most of them children. The attack happened despite a purported humanitarian ceasefire called to help the country recover from the devastating March 28 earthquake.
This week's Irrawaddy editorial discussion asks if China's support for Myanmar's regime can be counteracted.
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