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Burmese exiles cheer ASEAN plea ‘IMMEDIATE CESSATION’: While an ASEAN leaders’ summit ‘heard calls for the release of all political prisoners,’ the consensus statement did not hold a pledge to free them AFP, YANGON, Myanmar Myanmar’s shadow government of ousted lawmakers has welcomed a call by Southeast Asian leaders for an end to “military violence” after their crisis talks in Jakarta with Burmese Army Senior General Min Aung Hlaing. The junta leader on Saturday attended a high-level summit with ASEAN leaders to discuss Myanmar’s mounting crisis. Since the military ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi in a Feb. 1 coup, Myanmar has been in an uproar with near-daily protests and a nationwide civil disobedience movement.

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Junta crackdown displaces 250,000 people in Myanmar - UN

Junta crackdown displaces 250,000 people in Myanmar - UN
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Junta crackdown displaced nearly 250,000 people in Myanmar, says UN envoy | World

Thursday, 22 Apr 2021 08:13 AM MYT Flowers hang during a nationwide flower campaign against the military coup in Yangon April 2, 2021. Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. YANGON, April 22 The Myanmar military’s crackdown on anti-coup protesters has displaced close to a quarter of a million people, a United Nations rights envoy said yesterday. The junta has stepped up its use of lethal force to quash mass demonstrations against a February 1 coup which ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi. At least 738 people have been killed and 3,300 are languishing in jails as political prisoners, according to a local monitoring group.

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Junta crackdown displaced nearly 250,000 people in Myanmar: UN envoy

Junta crackdown displaced nearly 250,000 people in Myanmar: UN envoy
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Junta attacks displace nearly 250,000 people in Myanmar: UN envoy

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