CDM
- In-Depth
The lives of civil disobedience movement participants four years on
Four years after government workers left their positions in defiance of the military’s seizure of power in Myanmar, trading stable jobs for uncertain futures in the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM), their lives remain dramatically transformed
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Anti-junta group moves quickly to take over administration of captured towns in northern Shan State
The Ta’ang National Liberation Army has taken advantage of a Chinese-brokered ceasefire to consolidate control over its recently expanded territory
- In-Depth
Karenni youth fight for freedom at the cost of their lives and limbs
Fighters in Karenni State, now unable to take part in combat due severe battle wounds, remain more strongly committed than ever to resisting the military dictatorship
- News
Military court hands CDM teacher life sentence
Authorities held the teacher, who was working as a volunteer at a school run by the NUG near Indaw, for five months before being convicting him on terrorism charges
- News
Junta court hits National Unity Government school founder with 20-year prison term
Ei Shwe Zin Myint, who established a Mandalay-based online federal school, is convicted of terrorism