Interviews

“Regarding the inclusion of women in the Spring Revolution, a lot of prominent women leaders and women leaders who are involved in politics have emerged. The military council does not tolerate the inclusion of women in the revolution. The military upholds patriarchy.” Daw Hnin Hnin Hmway, Joint General Secretary of the DPNS

“We have formed the brotherhood alliance, but we are not parallel to the battalions of the NUG-MOD, including the People’s Defense Forces, the People’s Security Forces and the People’s Administration Teams. We don’t interfere with their work in tax collection, administration of justice and government work.” – Bo Mike Khe (Leader, Myingyan Black Tiger)

“The current judicial system of the military council is only for dictators.” Ko Oo Than Naing, Spokesperson of Arakan Students’ Union

“The important thing is that the leader must be in the army. The leader may die and must risk it. Nowadays, they hold talks via the internet. They don’t know the real situation. It results in a quarrel.” Padoh Saw Thamein Tun, member of the central standing committee of the KNU.

“Fighting erupted as the military council started its offensive. There will be more fighting if the military council increases its offensive.” Lt-Col Tar Aike Kyaw, Spokesperson of TNLA

“To put it simply, even with the two governments in place, frankly, neither has been able to provide adequate assistance. If the government truly wants to systematically support workers’ rights, the relevant governments have a greater responsibility.” – U Htoo Chit (Executive Director, FED)

How are displaced parents coping with their children’s education amid daily struggles?

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