The people of Myanmar have demonstrated their unshakable belief that there can be no place in Burma’s political dispensation for an army that commits genocide, burns down towns, forces hundreds of thousands of its own citizens across international borders, gang rapes women, forces them to watch as their babies are thrown into the flames ofContinue reading “Op ed by MAP Director Chris Gunness in the UK Independent”
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Timor Leste Opens Unprecedented Legal Proceedings Against Myanmar Junta
BURMESE: Survivors of War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity Bring a Case Against the Myanmar Junta in Timor-Leste
Survivors of War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity Bring a Case Against the Myanmar Junta in Timor-Leste
“It’s time the junta was held accountable for massacres and genocide”, interview on the BBC by the Australia Representative of the National Unity Government, Tun Aung Shwe.
Victims of genocide and massacres seek justice in Turkey. Op Ed in Turkey’s The Star newspaper by the NUG’s Australia Representative, Tun Aung Shwe, and MAP Director, Chris Gunness
Victims of genocide and massacres seek justice in Turkey. Op Ed in Burmese Irrawaddy by the NUG’s Australia Representative, Tun Aung Shwe, and MAP Director, Chris Gunness
Victims of genocide and massacres seek justice in Turkey. Op Ed in Myanmar Now by the NUG’s Australia Representative, Tun Aung Shwe, and MAP Director, Chris Gunness
Myanmar’s junta must be held accountable for its horrific massacres – all 413 of them. Op Ed by the NUG’s Australia Representative, Tun Aung Shwe, and MAP Director, Chris Gunness
Coverage in the UK, Myanmar and Turkish media of the MAP Mission to Istanbul, 1 – 5 October
UK Media Op Ed by Chris Gunness and Tun Aung Shwe in the UK Independent Voices: Myanmar’s junta must be held accountable for its horrific massacres – all 413 of them Op Ed reproduced not behind a paywall: Voices: Myanmar’s junta must be held accountable for its horrific massacres – all 413 of them Links toContinue reading “Coverage in the UK, Myanmar and Turkish media of the MAP Mission to Istanbul, 1 – 5 October”