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BNI Report Emphasises Revolutionary Unity over Stopping Elections

The comments were made by Daw Tin Tin Nyo, the Managing Director of BNI-MPM, during the 28 February 2025 online launch to the media of a special report by BNI-MPM titled ‘The Feasibility of Holding a New Election and the Trajectory of the Revolution’. The report points out that every six months since the coup the junta has repeatedly extended…

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Paingkyon Township Villagers Flee Junta Airstrikes

During the last week of February, soldiers stationed at a junta camp near Kalay Pho Kalo Village clashed with the KNU’s armed wing, the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA)-led resistance coalition. In response, the junta launched airstrikes on the area—two on February 25 and another on February 27. Villagers from Kalay Pho Kalo evacuated when the clashes erupted, while residents…

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Two Political Prisoners Denied Medical Care Die in Mandalay’s Obo Prison

A 65-year-old female political prisoner who was serving a 22-year sentence, Daw San Yi, died on 10 February and Ko Aung Tun, a 28-year-old male political prisoner serving a three-year sentence, died on 18 February according to PPNM. Daw San Yee was arrested on 22 April 2021 by Chanmyathazi Township police who accused her of sheltering three youths allegedly involved…

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KNU: Junta May Use Scam Centre Crackdown to Undermine the Revolution

Currently most of the international attention is on the Karen State scam centres run by the junta-aligned Karen ethnic armed organisations (EAOs) the Karen Border Guard Force (BGF) and the Democratic Karen Benevolent Army (DKBA). The Thai and Chinese governments, who have been at the forefront of rescuing people allegedly trafficked to work in scam centres controlled by those two…

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Junta Stockpiling Drones for Asia Highway Offensive

The junta will use them as part of Operation Aung Zay Ya, its offensive to retake the section of AH1 that connects Myawaddy Town on the border with Thailand to Kawkareik Town. According to sources, the junta has been stockpiling hundreds of Turkish-made drones at its Military Operations Command 12 (MOC 12) and the Infantry Battalion (IB) 97 base in…

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Political Prisoners Injured in Pyay Prison

According to a statement by Political Prisoners Network-Myanmar (PPNM) a prison officer working in the cafeteria at Pyay Prison in Pyay Town punched a political prisoner unprovoked and for no reason. This prompted about 100 political prisoners to demand that the prison governor address the incident. As the political prisoners were demanding accountability from the governor two warning shots were…

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Airstrike Burns Down 60 Houses in Tanintharyi Township

The junta aircraft carried out three bombing runs, according to a resident of the nearby Theinkhun Village who spoke to KIC. He said: On 17 February, around 9:00 pm, Nyaungpinkwin Village was attacked with three bombing runs. The bombs dropped were likely incendiary bombs. As soon as they hit, the houses were immediately engulfed in flames. Many houses were burned…

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918 Rohingya Prisoners Who Completed Their Sentences Moved to Sittwe Town

On Saturday 15 February, a day when the courts were shut, over 50 immigration department staff processed the Rohingya detainees according to Political Prisoners Network Myanmar (PPNM). It said that at about 3:00 am on 16 February military and police personnel removed the 936 Rohingya from Insein Prison. All had been kept illegally imprisoned after completing their sentences, with some…

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People Abducted and Conscripted in Tanintharyi Town House Searches

In the first two weeks of February 2025 junta troops, working with junta-appointed ward administrators in Tanintharyi Region’s Tanintharyi Town abducted at least 17 young men during surprise house searches conducted under the pretext of checking on overnight guests. Rather than restricting such inspections to the evenings, they are now being carried out at all times of day and are…

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200 Tanintharyi Township IDPs Unwell

The IDPs used to live in Theinkhun Village Tract, and the villages of Htonmakhar and Thabawtleik in Tanintharyi Township. Due to fighting in the area they were forced to flee their homes and seek shelter in the nearby forest, where they have set up several camps. A lack of clean water and poor hygiene conditions in the forest have led…

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