Interviews

“The NUG has dubbed it the “Shan-Man” operation. This is merely a title. In reality, there doesn’t seem to be an active effort to make significant advances on the battlefield. I’m not denying their participation. They are indeed involved, but the intensity of their actions has not yet reached a significant level.” Sai Wansai, Shan political analyst

“The oppression and human rights violations by the prison authorities against the female prisoners under the junta’s control are quite obvious. They used to cover up their despicable acts, but now they do it openly and audaciously.” – Ma Zue Zue May Yun, WOPP

“It has become more difficult for the media to survive than before. In July, some media have stopped. Media receives less assistance. They are facing greater danger.” U Toe Zaw Latt (Secretary-IPCM)

“We are concerned that frequent school closures may diminish our children’s motivation to continue their education. The primary concern is the danger of airstrikes.” Naw Mi Eh, in-charge teacher of Yaung Chi Oo school

“We must have the courage to stand up for what is right, regardless of whether the person involved is from the NLD or is a leader. So, I would like to encourage all again to stand courageously on the side of truth.” – Ma Mee Nge, WLB

“Some were caught while trying to escape, while others were arrested when the militia entered their villages. They are not conducting raids; they are looking for people they can recruit.” – A local from Kanbalu

“Now everything is fine. I cannot say exactly what will happen next. Now Muslim people can travel and live freely.” Daw In Biyar Khar Tu (aka) Daw Ma Saw Myaing

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