Human Rights Watch calls for urgent investigation into Myanmar activist’s abduction in Malaysia

Human Rights Watch has urged the Malaysian government to prioritise a thorough investigation into the abduction of Myanmar refugee activist Thuzar Maung and her family, highlighting the apparent global risks facing pro-democracy advocates.

Human rights groups call for bold ASEAN, UNSC action on Myanmar crisis

Progressive Voice, ALTSEAN-Burma, and FORUM-ASIA demand urgent ASEAN and UNSC intervention against Myanmar’s military junta, criticising the current Five-Point Consensus as ineffective and unenforceable.

Myanmar junta hints at extending state of emergency

Myanmar’s junta chief hinted at further extending the state of emergency and delaying elections, citing ongoing unrest.

APHR calls for ASEAN leaders not to fall for Myanmar junta’s blatant attempt at manipulation

ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights Co-Chairperson Charles Santiago criticized the Thai Foreign Minister’s visit to Myanmar, terming it a ‘blatant manipulation’, and urged ASEAN leaders to maintain focus on a human rights and humanitarian-focused agenda.

Divided ASEAN grapples for united Myanmar stance

ASEAN foreign ministers continued to work on a united position regarding the Myanmar crisis, with no agreement reached yet on a communique. Efforts by Thailand and Indonesia are diverging, potentially undermining ASEAN’s peace plan.

Thailand’s Foreign Minister meets Myanmar’s Detained Leader Aung San Suu Kyi for the first time since 2021 coup

Thailand’s foreign minister met Myanmar’s detained leader Aung San Suu Kyi, discussing the crisis and advocating for dialogue.

Myanmar crisis tops agenda at divided ASEAN foreign ministers’ meeting

ASEAN foreign ministers meet, divided over engaging with Myanmar’s junta, while also discussing China’s assertiveness in the South China Sea.

Myanmar crisis to top agenda at ASEAN foreign ministers’ meeting

ASEAN foreign ministers meet to discuss the Myanmar crisis while being divided on reengaging with the ruling junta. Talks will also address China’s assertiveness in the South China Sea.

UN urges end to arms, currency supplies to Myanmar junta

The United Nations called for the international community to block Myanmar’s junta from acquiring weapons and currency amid the deepening humanitarian crisis. The UN highlighted alleged human rights violations and urged targeted measures to limit the military’s access to resources facilitating attacks on the people, as well as emphasizing the urgent need for food and aid, warning against obstruction or denial of assistance.

Singapore acknowledges 138 Singapore-based entities involved in Myanmar’s military junta supply chain amid international probe

Singapore has revealed the identification of 91 more entities involved in supplying Myanmar’s military, as investigations continue. Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan assures actions against any violators to prevent arms transfers.