Organizations from 11 Countries Submit Demands on Myanmar Affairs to UN and EU

The Norway-based Myanmar (CRPH) Support Group has led a joint statement titled "Voices for Myanmar Freedom" from Myanmar organizations and democratic partner groups from 11 countries, which has been submitted to human rights bodies of the United Nations (UN) and the European Union (EU), it has been learned. The statement was approved at a meeting of Myanmar organizations and partner groups in Europe held in Norway on June 20, and was directly submitted to the UN Special Representative on the human rights situation in Myanmar, the European Parliament's Subcommittee on Human Rights (DROI), and the Delegation for relations with the countries of Southeast Asia (DASE), according to the statement. It is understood that the statement was jointly signed by 91 individual supporters and 90 organizations. The demands include the release of all political prisoners, the unconditional release of those detained, including Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the avoidance of political, diplomatic, and economic actions that could legitimize the military junta, and continued support for the democratic and human rights demands of the Myanmar people. Daw Wutt Hmon Win, General Secretary of the Myanmar (CRPH) Support Group (Norway), said that the current submission aims to continue to receive the attention and support of international organizations regarding the affairs of Myanmar. It is understood that joint support signatures, photographs of meeting records, and relevant supporting documents were also submitted along with the statement. The Myanmar (CRPH) Support Group (Norway) is an organization that collaborates with Myanmar networks internationally for activities related to democracy, human rights, and peace within Myanmar.