Interviews

“Our people don’t like organizations which show no respect for human rights and humanitarianism. The people feel that these organizations should not exist.” Moon Nay Li – Spokesperson of KWAT

“There’s no way we can counter the junta’s air power. For that, we need a lot of international help. I want them to do more than just condemn.” – A displaced youth (Pazigyi village, Kanbalu Township)

“I am more scared of airstrikes. I have dug bomb shelters. I have to hide in the bomb shelters for a certain period of time as I cannot exactly know where heavy shells will land. However, I have no safety.” Daw Rosy, a female IDP

“They call it ‘offensives’, but in reality, the military regime is targeting civilians. They’re using aircraft to bomb and artillery to shell civilian areas day and night without any provocation. They’ve even fired artillery shells at villages where IDPs are taking refuge.” Padoh Saw Taw Nee (Spokesperson, KNU)

“Almost all villages face arson. Almost all people face difficulties. I don’t want to urge the public to make donations as they have to struggle for their survival. We can advance this revolutionary journey faster and further if the NUG provides us with necessary weapons for the fight against the military council.” Ko Nway Oo (CDSOM)

“We are trying to fully arm our comrades to best protect our people and end the revolution swiftly. There are a lot of necessities.” U Naing Htoo Aung – Secretary, the NUG’s Defense Ministry

“We could destroy all military vehicles. No vehicles were left to enter Hakha.” Salai Htet Ni – Spokesperson of CNF/CNA

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