More than 5,000 civilians killed since Myanmar coup: UN
According to the report, over 5,350 civilians have been killed, with more than 3.3 million people displaced due to ongoing violence by the armed forces. The report highlighted that more than half of Myanmar's population is now living below the poverty line, driven largely by the conflict and economic instability.
The United Nations says over 5,300 civilians have been killed in Myanmar since the coup three years ago. It adds the military ...
GENEVA - Myanmar’s military government has ramped up killings and arrests in an apparent bid to silence opponents and recruit ...
As violence against Myanmar's civilians mounts, Western powers have been ratcheting up economic pressure on the country's military following its internationally condemned coup on 1 February.
Three years since Myanmar’s military took power in a coup, nearly half of the country’s 54 million people live below the poverty line. That figure has doubled since 2017, researchers with the ...
Myanmar is important for China because of its location, because of what Myanmar can connect China to. We know that Myanmar sits on a critical location between South Asia and Southeast Asia.
Washington - More than 50 Burmese Americans gathered in front of the Chinese Embassy in Washington, protesting China's ...
The floods have heaped more misery on a country where millions were already displaced by more than three years of conflict ...
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