Human rights violation in Myanmar
UN human rights expert calls for firm international action to stop abuses in Myanmar
The war in Myanmar started after the military seized power in a coup in February 2021 and since then, it has left a bloody toll with over 5,000 killed, 20,000 political prisoners, and nearly 3 million displaced
Junta forces accused of burning anti-coup dissenters in Myanmar
At least 11 people were zeroed in by the junta forces during a retaliatory raid in northwestern Myanmar on December 7. They were allegedly tortured before being burnt alive, the graphic images of their charred bodies lying in ashes have invoked fear and resentment in the region
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