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    • NewsThe Zabuthiri roundabout in Naypyitaw, seen before the 2021 coup (Myanmar Now)
      Aung ZayFebruary 20, 2024

      Military detains six teenagers for dissenting on conscription

      Junta personnel in plainclothes overheard the group discussing compulsory military service at a restaurant before confiscating their phones and arresting them

    • NewsThe company headquarters of a business owned by junta-appointed Kokang leaders in Laukkai, the administrative centre of the Kokang Self-Administered Zone, before the start of recent fighting (Fully Light)
      Kyaw OoAung ZayFebruary 19, 2024

      Ethnic Kokang army invites workers with ‘clean political background’ to ‘rebuild’ region

      Job seekers from across Myanmar are invited to northern Shan State’s Kokang region as long as they do not have any demonstrated connection to the military junta

    • In-DepthA junta soldier stands guard in Naypyitaw in 2021 (EPA)
      Nora PyaeAung ZayNay Win NiFebruary 1, 2024

      As conflict consumes much of Myanmar, its cities also struggle on three years after the coup

      They may be far from the fighting, but Yangon, Mandalay, and Naypyitaw have not been untouched by the war for control of the country’s future

    • MyanmarMa Au Kwin and Taung Kha Mauk villages after the army’s arson attacks (Supplied)
      Aung ZayLinn HtinJanuary 17, 2024

      Military council forcibly recruiting men as old as 60 in Bago Township

      Villages that could not provide the military with enlistees were forced to pay extortionate sums or, in at least two cases, subjected to arson attacks

    • In-Depth
      Aung ZayJanuary 3, 2024

      For IDPs near Naypyitaw, a life in limbo

      Villagers living in the shadow of the junta’s capital try to stay close to home, even as airstrikes and artillery fire remain a constant threat

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