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On World Environment Day (June 5), the two ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) issued the joint statement expressing their willingness to protect natural resources, ecosystems, and rivers. KNU and IEC said they are ready t
CDMは公務員や治安要員がクーデター政権下で働くことを拒否する反独裁運動である。 これには全国の多数の公共部門職員の参加が集まり、その多くはその後も抵抗勢力が支配する地域で専門技術を活かして地域社会に貢献し続けた。
- TNLA visits families affected by the Namkham explosion incident to apologize. - Nay Pyi Taw PDF releases combat records of capturing the military junta's Swamajee camp. - Two IPDF comrades arrested in Inle; relatives w
“The lives of children who are frightened even by the sound of thunder while attending class…” This is the time when children of school age should be happily attending school in their white and green uniforms. However, in Myanmar, around 7 million children (53%) are losing their right to education due to military offensives and airstrikes. Behind this disruption in education, children are forced into harsh labor for their livelihoods, and from there, they are continuously facing heartbreaking consequences such as becoming victims of human trafficking, becoming child soldiers, and getting married before reaching the legal age. “Adults are fighting wars, and the doors of schools are closed for children.” How will we recover from this disaster? Let's think calmly and deeply. You can listen to and watch the full Mizzima editorial talk at the following link.
Yangon, June 8 The 11th Brigade, 12th Battalion of the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), under the Kachin Independence Organization (KIO), issued a warning today, June 8, urging all residents of Shwegu Township in Kachin S
Yangon, June 8 Terrorist military leader Min Aung Hlaing has removed senior military officials from arms manufacturing departments, including two Deputy Production Officers of the Myanmar War Office (KPC), along with sen
Photo – People's Defence Force members in Tamu Township (old photo, PDF-Tamu). Following junta leader Min Aung Hlaing's statement during his visit to India that he would work to stabilize security on the India-Myanmar bo
The group says the junta did not demand the return of Monglon, Mongngawt, Namtu, and Namkham during talks last month.
Photo- Homes of locals destroyed by fire set by the military group. MTO MYITKYINA. Over 19,100 internally displaced persons (IDPs) are in urgent need of food in the Myitche area of Magway Region, where the military group
In connection with the 2026 ASEAN Future Forum, which will be held in Hanoi, Vietnam from June 9 to June 10, 2026, Yangon Region Chief Minister U Aung Naing Thu, Mandalay Region Chief Minister U Myo Aung, Yangon Region M
The 2/2026 meeting of the Nay Pyi Taw Council Regional Tourism Committee was held Monday morning at the Meeting Hall (1) of the Nay Pyi Taw Council Office. Chairman of the Nay Pyi Taw Council in his capacity as the Chair
Under the “La Min Project,” as part of the Government’s 100-Day plans for the benefits of the people, the issuance of Citizenship Scrutiny Cards (CSCs) and Unique ID (UID) numbers has been carried out by staff from the I
Deputy Minister for Commerce U Win Myint Khaing, accompanied by responsible officials, visited Hansae Myanmar Co., Ltd. located in the Thilawa Special Economic Zone, Thanlyin Township, Yangon Region, on the afternoon of
■Myanmar clarifies and discusses future actions regarding its 2030 malaria elimination efforts It is reported that the Minister of Health attended the 10th Asia-Pacific Leaders Malaria Elimination Meeting. On June 6, the
Thatthong Township, Mon State Preparations are being made for the natural gas-fired power plant in Lupa Village, and the plant will reopen in August. Mon state government member electricity, energy According to the state
It is reported that National Verification Cards and UID Cards are being issued on the same day at No. 1 Basic Education High School in Taunggyi, under the 100-day plan 'Lamin Scheme' of the national government. It is rep
Basic education schools in remote villages and conflict-affected areas of Mon State have reopened for the 2026–2027 academic year, but many are facing serious teacher shortages. According to education staff, the Basic Ed
Last week, one topic filled Myanmar social media: a new film about the Konbaung Dynasty, the country’s last royal family. Shooting has not started yet, but the film’s huge budget and famous cast already have people talking — and arguing. Two companies, Bellarie Production and Shwe Mann Empire Film Production, will make the film together, with director Win Lwin Htet. They plan to shoot it in five parts and spend about 8 to 10 billion kyat, hoping to release it in 2027. A press launch was held recently, and the news spread fast on Facebook. Many people are excited. They welcome the big stars said to be joining, such as Nine Nine, Myint Myat and Tai Ron. “With actors like them, this film will turn out even better,” one Facebook user writes. Another feels national pride: “Neighbouring countries are also filming our history — I want to watch our own country make it like this.” But many others are suspicious. After the 2021 coup, audiences began to boycott films made by companies linked to the military. The best known is 7th Sense Creation, co-owned by junta chief Min Aung Hlaing’s daughter, Khin Thiri Thet Mon, who is under US sanctions. “In such hard economic times, who is spending billions like this? ” one commenter asks. Another adds: “Are these just 7th Sense films coming back under new names?
The newly formed Khumi ethnic armed group, People Front/Khumi National Congress Party (KPF/KNCP), has conscripted about 40 young men and women from three villages in Paletwa in southern Chin State, according to Paletwa T
Yangon June 8 Sagaing Division An official of the BRAVE HEART ARMY-BHA told Yangon New Times that 6 people, including 2 majors, were killed and 4 weapons were seized from the soldiers who were transporting weapons and am
Yangon, June 8 The terrorist Myanmar military junta is using all kinds of deception to regain the trust of the international community, so the international community must pay special attention, pointed out Daw Phyo Sandar Soe, Deputy General Secretary of the Federation of Trade Unions-Myanmar (CTUM). This was presented by her at the 114th International Labour Conference (ILC) held at the headquarters of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in Geneva, Switzerland, on June 6. Daw Phyo Sandar Soe said that the Myanmar military junta continues to maintain the infrastructure that openly violates workers' rights, and is using deceptive actions and fraud to evade international criticism. She stated that the release of trade union members and other political prisoners is merely the release of individuals who should not have been arrested in the first place, and that they are trying to make the world see the release of children after forcibly conscripting them as their progress. Daw Phyo Sandar Soe, Deputy General Secretary of the Federation of Trade Unions-Myanmar, said, "Should the international community praise the release of those who should never have been arrested in the first place? We are demanding that the world view the release of trade unionists who are illegally arrested, detained, prosecuted, and imprisoned as proof of compliance." Furthermore, she said that all those released have been forced to sign pledges not to engage in activities against the military junta, and many have been re-arrested or threatened, so they are not yet able to freely exercise their rights. The military junta is lying to the world that those arrested were not arrested for trade union activities but for violating national security and anti-terrorism laws. However, in reality, there are hundreds of thousands of civilian employees who have defied the military regime and participated in the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM), and their only crime is not bowing down to the military dictatorship. As a result of these actions, many people have lost their livelihoods, are forced to live in hiding or are exiled, separated from their families, and continue to survive under threats. Daw Phyo Sandar Soe pointed out, "Can workers be organized without fear?
YANGON, June 8 Five more bodies of civilians burned and killed by the terrorist military were found in the burned-out area of Myitche town, Pauktaw Township, Magway Region, bringing the death toll to nearly 50, local res
Government of National Unity - Southern Shan State Two comrades of the Inlay People's Defense Force (IPDF) have been arrested by the military group in the Inlay region, and the Inlay People's Defense Force (IPDF) has iss
Yangon, June 8 In battles that occurred in Pantaw town, Bago Region, approximately 20 soldiers were killed, and injured officers were transported to Shwe Taung military hospital, a local military source told Yangon Khit
Myanmar’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun, delivered a scathing critique of the U.N. Security Council on Friday, accusing the body of failing its mandate to protect Myanmar’s civil
Photo- PSLF/TNLA provides 100 million kyats in aid to each family of victims who died in the explosion in Kautat Village. Yamin Phu Pyae Aung (June 8) Mizzima. The Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) announced today (
Originally published on RSF Myanmar journalist and documentary filmmaker Shin Daewe, recently released after more than two and a half years in detention, spoke to Reporters Without Borders (RSF) about what drives her to
A woman died in a landslide that occurred in Ward 6 of Tangyan Township, Lashio District, Shan State, on the morning of June 8th, following heavy rainfall, according to the Fire Services Department of Myanmar. Firefighte
The Kachin Women’s Association Thailand (KWAT) has warned of a sharp rise in the trafficking of Myanmar women to China, where many are sold as brides, as conflict, displacement, and economic hardship continue to deepen a
According to the Yangon Region Government, a Myanmar delegation led by Yangon Region Chief Minister U Aung Naing Soe will discuss the current state of cooperation in urban management within the ASEAN region in Hanoi, Soc
The Department of Meteorology and Hydrology announced on the morning of June 8 at 7 AM that localized heavy rains are possible in some regions and states within two days. It is said that localized heavy rains are possibl
The National Unity Government (NUG) -In Swar Township of Bago Region, a combination of the People’s Defence Forces were able to seize the junta’s Swarmagyi (Swar Ywarma) Camp. According to Nay Pyi Taw Regional Command on
In May 2026, the trading value of shares on the Yangon Stock Exchange (YSX) Main Board reached over 2.859 billion kyat, according to data released by YSX. During May, more than 537,000 shares were traded on the Yangon St
June 8 Mizzima. 。 Nay Pyi Taw PDF has released footage of the battle to capture Hswarmar Gyi camp, claiming that around 20 people, including officers, were killed on the junta side. The announcement stated that the junta used two fighter jets during the battle, but one revolutionary fighter was injured. According to a release yesterday (June 7), 11 G-3s, one MA-3, one MA-11, one pistol, and over 1000 rounds of various ammunition, five Inaga, two landmines, three anti-tank mines, 15 rounds of 60mm mortar, seven G3 magazines, and two MA magazines were seized. Regiment (805), Thanaug column, and Nay Pyi Taw PDF successfully captured the camp on June 3. Editor. 。
The allocation of fertilizer quotas in the Ayeyarwady Region needs to be regulated by the parliament, said U Kyi Ko Ko, Chairman of the Energy, Industry, Transport and Construction Affairs Committee of the Ayeyarwady Reg
Union Minister for Industry and MSMEs Development Dr. Charlie Than met with Indian experts participating in the No. 1 Steel Mill (Myingyan) Project at the office of the Industrial Supervision and Inspection Department in