NUG Deputy Minister of Human Rights Granted Leave from Duties
The NUG announced on March 7 that Khun Bedu Htan, one of the deputy ministers of the National Unity Government (NUG) Ministry of Human Rights, had been granted leave from his duties.
The deputy minister was granted leave from his duties on February 21 by Order No. 11/2025, signed by NUG Prime Minister Mahn Win Khaing Than, but it was only officially announced on March 7.
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