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Research briefings and notable developments on the Spring Revolution and federal union-building
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Women's Forum for Peace organized
Women's Forum for Peace was organized on 19-20 September to promote the role of women in the Spring Revolution and advocate for justice for sexual violence through international accountability mechanism.
Sagaing strike groups meet
Strike committees in Sagaing Region organized a meeting on 1 October except for a few groups that couldn't join due to communications difficulties.
Monya strike committees meet Sagaing MPs
Members of Monywa People Strike Steering Committee (MPSSC) and Yinmabin-Salingyi Villages People Strike Committee met the Committee Representing Sagaing Region Hluttaw on 28 September.
NLD releases anniversary statement
National League for Democracy (NLD) released a statement on its 35th Anniversary on 27 September.
Federal and States Cooperation Commission meets
Federal and State Cooperation Commission held its second meeting of the year on 20 September with the opening remarks of Acting President of National Unity Government (NUG) Duwa Lash La.
Pa-O to draft state constitution
Pa-O National Federal Council (PNFC) made a decision in the extended meeting of the Central Executive Committee to implement the Pa-O State Constitution and compilation of the list of Pa-O national areas.
KWO convenes ninth congress
Karen Women's Organization organized ninth congress from 19 to 22 September in Moo (Mine) in Nyaunglaybin District in Kawthoolei, controlled by Karen National Union, with attendance of 52 women's leaders.
NUG meets Lithuanian Foreign Minister
National Unity Government met Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis on 22 September. NUG discussed the connection between Myanmar crisis and regional development, crisis of democracy around the world and the role of democratic countries in tackling these challenges.
Inclusive Humanitarian Conference starts
Inclusive Humanitarian Conference, organized under the theme of "People in Myanmar in ashes, help them with sympathetic act" was opened on 23 September.
Timor President meets NUG ministers
President of Timor Leste Jose Ramos Horta met ministers of National Unity Government (NUG) which the country recognizes as Myanmar's legitimate government on 21 September on the sideline of UN General Assembly.
Situation in Myanmar two and a half years after military coup
On September 20, the National Unity Government (NUG) issued a Statement of the State of Myanmar after the military coup since February 1, 2021.
U Kyaw Moe Tun still Myanmar's UN rep
UN General Assembly President's Spokeperson Monica Grayley told the press that U Kyaw Moe Tun is still legitimate Myanmar ambassador to the United Nations.
NUG meets US Assistant Secretary of State
National Unity Government (NUG) ministers met Assistant Secretary of State of US Daniel Joseph Kritenbrink in New York on 20 September.
Preliminary Conference for Chinland Constitution and Council
A preliminary conference on drafting Chinland Constitution and Chinland Council was convened for two days from 7 to 8 September with the attendance of 108 delegates from Chin National Front, elected MPs of Chin State and township and regional organizations.
Karenni appeals for humanitarian needs
Interim Executive Council of Karenni released an appeal on humanitarian needs of the people in Karenni State.
Press Conference on junta and Wang Bao cooperation
Strike committees jointly organized a press conference on 20 September on Wang Bao-Yangci Company allowing the military junta forces to station in the company compound and other support to war crimes committed by the junta.
Our ambassador, our voice campaign campaign continues
"Our Ambassador, Our Voice" campaign continued to gather momentum around the country. The campaign demands the continue the accreditation of NUG-appointed UN Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun.
Blood Money Campaign extended for one more week
The signature campaign to cut the financial flow from Singapore to Myanmar's military junta was extended one more week from 16 September to 22 September, announced Anti-Junta Forces Coordination Committee.
On-ground talks on leadership and human rights
Democracy Movement Strike Committee - Dawei organized on-ground talks on Leadership, Human Rights and Gender Equality in rural areas of Launglon, Taninthayi, on 19 September.
10-Day Against Junta
Kachin State Civilian Movement called a 10 days of people's movement against the military junta in commemoration of the 16th anniversary Saffron Sangha Movement from 17 to 26 September.
Students flies anti-junta banner in school
Student unionists put up a banner carrying the text "Revolution brings meaning of being human! Politics and people can't be separated!" in a high school in Yangon under tight security of the junta on 17 September.
Removal of junta-controlled human rights commission from APF
CSO Working Group on Independent National Human Rights Institution (Burma/Myanmar) issued an open letter on 18 September to Asia-Pacific Forum to remove Myanmar National Human Rights Commission appointed by the military junta.
"License to torture" report
Equality Myanmar released a report documenting the tortures committed by the military junta post-coup since 2021 on 18 September.
Saffron Movement Anniversary Statement
Strike committees called on Buddhist monks to join the public in the Spring Revolution by boycotting the military junta in their statement in commemoration of the 16th anniversary of Saffron Sangha Movement.