Interviews

“In a year, the number of political prisoners who die is typically between 20 and 30. These are extremely tragic deaths. In 2024 alone, at least 35 people died in prison due to a lack of adequate healthcare.” Ko Thaik Tun Oo, the leading committee member of the PPNM

Views of some Kachin people on Union on the 78th Union Day 

Voices of concern from displaced people over the 90-day suspension of health services at IDP camps on the Thai-Myanmar border

“We have no way of defending ourselves against airstrikes – that’s simply impossible. But because of the military council’s actions, day by day people will suffer more, and casualties will continue to increase.” – Khu Ko Reh, Coordinator of Karenni Civil Society Network (KCSN

“The main issue is financial hardship. It’s difficult to withdraw cash, and even when donors are available, there are no places to access funds. There is a shortage of Myanmar currency due to the closure of banks. Even in Myitkyina, no banks are operational.” A local man from Bhamo, who helps IDPs

“They say they don’t mind if there’s no electricity, as long as there’s water. They’re longing for their homes and town. As their displacement continues in other areas, concerns are growing about how they’ll sustain themselves in the long term.” – Secretary, Falam Township IDPs Management Team

“The junta seems to be closely monitoring reports that the NUG plans to open offices in the area. As a result, they have intensified attacks on all locations controlled by resistance forces.” A local man from Khampat

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