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Myanmar Army Again Accused of War Crimes In Arakan State The Myanmar military has committed âwar crimesâ and other human rights violations against civilians in western Myanmarâs violence-ridden Rakhine state since early January when the government ordered its troops to crush a rebel ethnic armed group in the region, Amnesty International said in a new report released Wednesday.
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Hamas Killed Hundred Over Children To Build Tunnels

An Israeli soldier is seen at the entrance of a tunnel dug by Palestinians beneath the border between the Gaza Strip and Israel on October 13, 2013. ( DAVID BUIMOVITCH/AFP/Getty Images)
As the death toll of Operation Protective Edge rises, the deaths of children are firmly in the spotlightâand rightly so. It pains all reasonable people to hear of children dying as the consequence of war.âŚ
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Burmese Government Just Talk Of Peace, No Action In Arakan State
Arakan News Agency : 27 May 2019




With the title âStatement for Ceasefire and forever peaceâ, the Tatmadaw declared a unilateral ceasefire for five regional military commands except Western Command in Arakan state. The announcement came on December 21 and the ceasefire was in effect for four months from December 21, 2018 to April 30, 2019.
There were fierce battles between the Tatmadaw andâŚ
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Myanmarâs displaced Shan face military harassment

Even ethnic groups that have signed ceasefire deals with the Myanmar military suffer forced labor and rights abuses.
Life is going from bad to worse for about 6,000 Shan villagers stuck in six camps for the displaced close to the Thai-Myanmar border.
First, food aid was cut by international donors about 18 months ago, and recently Myanmar troops fired artillery shells near their camps, whileâŚ
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9 Of Arakanese Detainees Missing In Kyaok Tan Village
9 Of Arakanese Detainees Missing In Kyaok Tan Village
On April 30, 2019, Myanmar notorious military detained 275 villagers in a school compound Kyaok Tan Village in Rathaedaung Township. The military released 126 villagers on 3rd of May 2019, 48 other detainees on 6th of May,35 others on 8th of May 2019 and the last released detainees is 21 in the morning of May 11, 2019.
Six detainees were shot dead and 8 others were wounded by Myanmar military atâŚ
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As the top civilian leader of Burma, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has worked so hard at un-earning her Nobel Peace Prize. Now She earned her political aims.And she is the top leader of and the most authourized person in NLD government although she is not a president for being locked by 2008 cylone Nargit Constitue.
Before she win the elections, she promised too much for Myanmar public for freedom of speech,the freedom of journalism and for government responsibility . Now the world of journalists and freedom of speech is limited and being threatened by the law of Unlawful Association Act(17),violating  the Official Secrets Act , defamination Act(505) and media Act(66) and so on. Therefore, the opposition party against NLD government and USDP led by Myanmar notorious military are being lawfully threaten by government and malitary. after all, peace doesnât look like actively keeping two just-released journalists imprisoned unjustly. As a former political prisoner herself, she should know something about this.
Yet while the opposition, the international community and their employers all worked to free Reuters reporters U Wa Lone and U Kyaw Soe Oo, Suu Kyi worked to keep them locked up, The New York Times reports.
The reporters were arrested in December 2017 on charges of violating the colonial-era Officials Secrets Act â after two undercover cops handed them some rolled-up papers, supposedly holding classified info.
Before they were even convicted, Suu Kyi told Japanese TV theyâd broken the law. Afterward, she insisted they exhaust their appeals before sheâd consider intervening, despite the evidence that theyâd been entrapped.
All along, their real âcrimeâ was their coverage of the regimeâs bloody pogroms against the Bagali Rohingya immigrants.
Aung San Suu Kyi stood idly by while hundreds of thousands of people were driven out of the country, with thousands murdered. You can see why the former advocate for freedom wanted the reporters to stay where they couldnât write the truth.
And the other clear thing that government did to threaten the freedom of speech is sending Dr.Aye Maung and a writer called Master Wai Hung Aung to jail for 22 years.Master Wai Hung Aung and Dr Aye Maug a member of parliament of national congress in Union of Myanmar and a president of Arakan National Party(ANP) in Arakan Land known as Rakhine State today were sentenced for 22 years for accusing of high treason and defamation act on a local literature speech of the history of Arakan Kingdom fall anniversary.
And another present threat on the freedom of media and speech is that An editor from development media group(DMG) based in Arakan State known as Rakhine today was charged on unlawful association act(17) by myanmar military.
In addition to DMG, RFA based in Yangon are also being charged by government for defamation at government. The government is acting as a monarchy though they are crying out for Democracy before they got power.
But now it is absolute difference. The trasition of Union of Myanmar is just changing the uniform from time to time but never change the policy acting on ethnics. The relationship between Burmese government and ethnics are getting worse and worse for each day. The fights between Burmese military and ethnic armed groups whose are asking for more autonomy is getting fierce. The ethnics people are getting more hardship than before. But the government took no responsibility for IDPs and the woman and children killed and raped by Burmese military.
Daw Aung Sann Suu Kyi is also silent on domestic war affairs. She donât craticize at the Military. She fire the military to do offensive war in Arakan State (Known as Rakhine Today by General U Nay Win). She is not worth of Nobel prize and any other awards by international organizations.
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 Daw Aung Sann Suu Kyi:An Absolute Monarchy Of Myanmar Democracy As the top civilian leader of Burma, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has worked so hard at un-earning her Nobel Peace Prize.
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Dead People From Kyauk Tan village in Rathedaung Township Tanken To Be Hidden By Myanmar Military Soldiers
Myanmar soldiers killed six detained civilians and wounded eight others early Thursday inside a school in a village in western Myanmarâs violence-wracked Rakhine state, as villagers tried to grab their guns in a coordinated attack, the government military said.
Government forces have been holding 275 civilians in Rathedaung townshipâs Kyauk Tan village since Tuesday to interrogate them about possible links to an alleged Arakan Army (AA) training camp.
Bridger General Zaw Min Tun, a military spokesman, said villagers attacked police and security forces who were conducting the investigations to determine if those held had ties to the AA, an ethnic Rakhine armed group that is battling Myanmar forces for greater autonomy in the state.
âAround 2 a.m. this morning, the villagers cheered and attacked police and military forces conducting the interrogations,â he said.
âThey attempted to take guns from the security forces, so the security forces acted according to Section 131 of the Penal Code,â he said. âThey first verbally warned the crowd to disperse, then fired warning shots in the air. When they didnât disperse and kept moving forward, the security forces fired shots as the last resort.â
At the time, Zaw Min Tun told RFAâs Myanmar Service that he did not have detailed information on the deaths and injuries from the incident, but an announcement by the military indicated that six villagers died, eight were wounded, and four were missing.
Following the shootings, the military surrounded the area with more than 300 troops, the announcement said.
Unconfirmed news reports said that as many as 10 villagers had been killed because some of those injured had died.
Responding to Zaw Min Tunâs comments, AA spokesman Khine Thukha dismissed the brigadier generalâs version of events.
âHis comments are senseless,â he said. âThe security forces have kept the villagers in detention since April 30. Their detention site was heavily guarded by the security forces, so how could they be cheering and attacking them?â
âWe think this is a plot made up by the Myanmar military to cover up their atrocities against the villagers,â he said.
A woman from Kyauk Tan village, who requested anonymity due to fear of retaliation, told RFA that she heard about 20 shots coming from the school.
âI heard the shooting at the school around 2 a.m.,â she said. âIt was around 20 shots. No one dared to go out to look. The soldiers had completely surrounded the village.â
When residents later went to the school, soldiers prevented them from removing the bodies of the dead and taking the injured for treatment, she said.
âAfter a while, they gave the list of dead villagers to the village head and asked him to inform the families,â the woman said.
An impossible scenario
The eight injured civilians were taken to Sittwe General Hospital in Rakhineâs capital Sittwe in the afternoon, but the bodies of the deceased remained inside the school until evening, when soldiers told villagers they could collect them, villagers said.
The Myanmar military announced Wednesday that its troops had captured a temporary AA training camp in the mountains on April 28 and had started interrogating Kyauk Tan village residents two days later.
The soldiers detained the villagers in the local schoolhouse when they received information that AA forces were retreating from the captured training camp and taking shelter in Kyauk Tan village.
The announcement said army officials checked the family registration records of the 477 families living in the village, and decided to detain and question 275 males between 15 and 50 years old.
AA spokesman Khine Thukha denied that the Myanmar Army had seized the training camp and that AA soldiers had taken refuge in Kyauk Tan village.
The Arakan National Party (ANP), the stateâs predominant political party representing the interests of Buddhist Rakhines, sent a written appeal on Thursday to President Win Myint, State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi, military commander-in-chief Min Aung Hlaing, and the Myanmar Human Rights Commission, to take action against the shooters and to end attacks by government soldiers in Rakhine state.
âWe sent this letter to inform, complain, and appeal to the government to take action to protect the lives of civilians by preventing further tragedies involving them, especially children, the elderly, and women,â said Tun Aung Kyaw, general secretary of the ANP.
The letter also alleged that Myanmar forces questioning the detained boys and men had concocted the story about a coordinated attack by villagers as a pretext for shooting some of them, he said.
âWe have some of our party members in this village,â Tun Aung Kyaw said. âAccording to their account, the accusation that villagers tried to take the guns is impossible because they have been heavily guarded while being detained and denied food and water. Our allegation in the letter is based on the villagersâ claim that it was not possible for them to attack the security forces.â
Offering a different, unconfirmed account of what led to the shooting, Rakhine state lawmaker U Than Naing of Rathedaung township said the shootings occurred when a mentally ill detainee started yelling.
When reached by RFA later, Zaw Min Tun repeated his earlier statement that soldiers had fired on the villagers as a last resort and denied that the detainees were being deprived of food and water.
âWith regard to accusations that the detainees were denied food and water, I have confirmed with officials from the police force and security forces on the ground that they are wrong,â he said. âBecause they [the detainees] are only suspects, we have provided food and water accordingly.â

Injured people from Kyauk Tan village in Rathedaung township are carried on stretchers as they arrive in Sittwe, capital of western Myanmarâs Rakhine state, May 2, 2019.Credit: AFP
Preventing âunwanted confusionâU Than Naing, Kyauk Tan village elders, members of civil society organizations, and staff from the International Committee of the Red Cross went to the schoolhouse earlier to collect the bodies of the dead villagers, but were turned away, he said.
âWe had just arrived at the entrance of the village,â he said. âWe were not allowed to remove the bodies of the deceased villagers.â
Zaw Min Tun told RFA that Myanmar forces had stopped them for security reasons, but said they would be allowed to enter the village once the interrogations ended.
âThey are trying to maintain stability to avoid confusion while they are issuing warnings and trying to disperse the crowd,â he said of the security personnel. âWhen they finish the announcements and interrogations, they will allow the aid groups to come in.â
âThe military troops usually have a paramedic with them,â he added. â[The] paramedic from the unit is treating those who were injured. The aid groups have not been allowed to visit the scene for now to prevent unwanted confusion.â
The shooting incident comes on the heels of the deaths in custody of three other detainees who were taken away for questioning by Myanmar soldiers along with two dozen others from Letka village in Mrauk-U township, center of much of the fighting that has raged since January between the government army and the AA. The men were suspected of supporting the Arakan fighters.
Their deaths have raised suspicions of torture, bereaved relatives and local lawmakers told RFA a week ago.
The Myanmar Army is not the only one rounding up villagers, however.
The AA abducted more than 50 ethnic Chin villagers from Paletwa township in western Myanmarâs Chin state during a February clash with government soldiers that spilled over from the armed conflict in adjacent Rakhine state.
The AA has said that it took the civilians to a safe place after an attack by Myanmar forces prompted them to hide in a forest.
Fighting between the Myanmar Army and the AA has displaced nearly 33,000 civilians in central and northern Rakhine state and northern Chin state since hostilities escalated in November 2018, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). Others have been injured or killed.
Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of New York-based Human Rights Watch, said the latest detentions and shootings of civilians in the Rakhine conflict are nothing new.
âThe Tatmadaw [Myanmar military] is well known for targeting civilians when it conducts war against insurgents, and this looks like a continuation of that horrific rights-violating practice.â
âHuman Rights Watch and other organizations have repeatedly documented Myanmar troops using torture and even committing extrajudicial executions while interrogating persons they suspect to be members of insurgent groups, so there is every reason to suspect these incidents fall into the same pattern of behavior,â he said.
Letka villagers transferred
In a related development, Myanmar forces transferred the detained Letka villagers to Mrauk-U where they are being held in a police station in Sittwe, but did not clear them of any charges, their relatives and a military spokesman said Thursday.
âThe police havenât called us to go and see the detainees,â said Khine Hla Sein, wife of one of the men being held. âWe can only go and see them after they call us.â
âAll villagers, including my husband, have no connection to the AA,â she added.
The detaineesâ family members, who are staying at a monastery in Mrauk-Uâs Pyipinyin village, said they are afraid to return home because two military units are now deployed there.
It is not clear, however, if all 24 have been handed over to Mrauk-U police.
âWe knew they would be transferred to police today, but we donât know the details,â said Brigadier General Win Zaw Oo, spokesman for the militaryâs Western Regional Command, which is responsible for Rakhine state. âWe donât know if all 24 people will be transferred or not.â
It is also unclear which offenses the villagers will being charged with.
âTwenty-four detained people are at No. 1 Police Station in Sittwe now, but we still donât know what they will be charged with,â said Agga Wuntha, head monk of the monastery where the families are staying.
Rakhine state police chief Kyi Lin told RFA that the villagers have been transferred, but would not go into details.
âIt is correct they have been transferred,â he said. âIf you want to know the details, please come to see me, because I wonât give them over the phone. I will explain to you about it if you ask me in person because I am concerned about [you] getting the wrong information.â
RFA was unable to reach Brigadier General Zaw Min Tun for comment, and Police Colonel Lin Htut from the Rakhine State Police Force said he did not know about the matter.
Yu Lwin Aung from the Myanmar Human Rights Commission said it is a human rights violation for the military to arrest villagers and shoot them.
âEven if the military arrests and questions AA members who are pretending to be villagers, it is a violation of human rights if those people are shot,â he said. âIt is also a violation of human rights to shoot prisoners of war.â
âBut it is difficult to blame the military for shooting those people without knowing the actual situation on the ground,â he said.
Maung Maung Lay, a member of the group Human Rights Defenders and Promoters, agreed.
âFrom a human rights point of view, their human rights have been violated,â he said. âAll related parties and organizations that are detaining these villagers, and the government, are responsible for this situation. This is a terrible human rights violation.â
Reported by Khin Khin Ei and Wai Mar Tun for RFAâs Myanmar Service Translated by Ye Kaung Myint Maung and Khet Mar. Written in E
Myanmar Army Kills Six Detained Rakhine Villagers And Offers âImpossibleâ Explanation Dead People From Kyauk Tan village in Rathedaung Township Tanken To Be Hidden By Myanmar Military SoldiersâŚ
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