Research
Research briefings and notable developments on the Spring Revolution and federal union-building
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Displacement
Despite aid from international organizations, including the United Nations, IDP is the area politically exploited by the junta. Despite efforts of the National Unity Government (NUG), State/Federal Unit Councils, and ethnic revolutionary organizations to deliver emergency needs, IDPs are still facing difficulties.
Appeal to India not to arrest and give shelter to the war deserters in Manipur
Due to the political instability in the country, people from other parts of Myanmar, including Sagaing, India, The Sagaing Federal Council (Pilot) has sent an open letter to the Government of India on June 20, appealing to the Government of India to arrange humanitarian and temporary asylum for the Burmese war refugees who are taking refuge in the Manipur state and to release the 97 (97) arrested Burmese nationals as soon as possible.
Arakan Army Announces Maungdaw Offensive, Urges Residents to Leave the Town
The Arakan Army (AA) announced that it would launch an offensive against all remaining terrorist junta military camps in Maungdaw Township, Rakhine State, and called on town residents to leave the town immediately from 9 p.m. on June 16.
NUG and AASYC Issue Statements on Mass Killing in Byaing Phyu Village, Sittwe
On June 4, the All Arakan Students' and Youths' Congress (AASYC) strongly condemned the brutal killing of 53 people, 48 men and five women, after battalions under the terrorist junta's Sittwe Military Operations Command raided Set Yoe Kya ward (Byaing Phyu village), Sittwe Township, Rakhine State, in force on May 29. It said it would work with all forces inside and outside the country, including the United Nations, to hold the perpetrators accountable.
Sagaing Forum's First-Anniversary Report to the Public
On June 2, the Forum Formation Group released the Sagaing Forum's first-anniversary report to the public, which aims toward the emergence of a regional-level body. The report also sets out its positions and next steps on political, military, alliance relations, ethnic and displaced people's affairs.
Karenni Civil Society Organizations Declare Recognition of the IEC as Interim Government
On May 20, Karenni civil society organizations issued a position statement recognizing the Karenni Interim Executive Council (IEC) as the state's interim government. They said they would explore and pursue ways to cooperate with the IEC in education, health, social development and the socio-economic sectors for the people of the state, and would strengthen coordination and cooperation among civil society organizations inside the country and on the border and Karenni forces abroad in their work for the public.
ULA/AA Statement on the Buthidaung Incident
On March 20, the United League of Arakan/Arakan Army (ULA/AA) issued a statement condemning the terrorist junta for intensifying efforts by all means to incite racial and religious riots in Rakhine State, and offering to cooperate with the international community in areas where joint work is needed.
The UN Office (Myanmar) stated that the number of homeless people has increased to three million due to the conflict
The United Nations Office (Myanmar) stated on May 4, quoting the statement by the Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator a.i. Myanmar marked a bleak milestone with more than 3 million civilians now displaced nationwide amid intensifying conflict.
NUG issued the status of six sectors as NUG's 3-Year anniversary
On April 30, the progress related to the six sectors of politics, foreign affairs, military, governance, finance, and public services was announced as three years since the formation of the National Unity Government (NUG).
NUG appeals to the Thai government to help Burmese refugees
On April 21, the National Unity Government (NUG) sent a letter of appeal to the Thai government to provide assistance as more and more Burmese refugees flee to Thailand due to the ongoing fighting between revolutionary forces and terrorist groups in and around the Thai-Myanmar border trade town of Myawati.
Force Conscription by the terrorist junta and its consequences
The terrorist junta’s attempt at forcible recruitment is an oppression that is a violation of human rights and it will worsen the crisis and difficulties of Myanmar people and will deteriorate the stability of the region.
NUCC and NUG jointly issued a joint statement saying that they are trying to reach a common political agreement as soon as possible
The National Unity Consultative Council (NUCC) and the National Unity Government (NUG) jointly stated that they are trying to reach a common political agreement between the revolutionary forces as soon as possible by 2024.
IDP number continues to increase
The fighting between the coalition forces of ethnic resistance organizations in northern Shan State and the junta has intensified since October 26, and about 25,700 people have been displaced from their homes, according to UN-OCHA.
IDPs in Lashio increases
In the Northern Shan State, the Northern Alliance announced Operation 1027 and attacked the junta forces starting on 27 October. More than 3,000 IDPs have fled the war in Lashio Township.
Inclusive Humanitarian Conference Advocacy Paper
Inclusive Humanitarian Conference, which ran from 23 to 26 September, released an advocacy paper on 11 October.
Reactions of revolutionary forces on junta's artillery attacks at Munglai Hkyet IDP camp
Military junta intentionally bombarded Munglai Hkyet IDP Camp near Laiza in Kachin State at 11 pm on 9 October 2023. The indiscriminate attack killed 31 internally displaced persons (IDP) including 13 children and injured more than 20. Most of the deceased are women and girls in the attack that destroyed 50 shelters.