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October 22 More than 10,000 internally displaced people (IDPs) who fled their villages amid the junta’s military activities in Kale Township, Sagaing Region, are urgently in need of emergency food assistance. The Kale Town People’s Struggle Steering Committee announced on October 21 that more than 10,000 villagers along the Kale–Gangaw Road have been displaced as…

Chin World The split within the Chin revolutionary movement has led to severe consequences for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and refugees along the border, particularly affecting humanitarian aid distribution. U Zeya, a leader at the Laungtlai Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camp, articulated the challenging situation faced by refugees: “Before the split between the ICNCC (Interim…

July 4 The Zomi National Party (ZNP), led by U Thang Sian Khai, has submitted an application to register as a political party, according to reports from military-controlled media. The application was submitted to the Union Election Commission (UEC) on July 3. According to the reports, the Zomi National Party applied in accordance with Article…

July 2 – In Kale (Kalay), Sagaing Region, the military junta has continued its campaign of forcibly recruiting young men, with reports indicating intensified abductions throughout June. On the evening of June 30, a group of 4 to 5 young men was seized by junta troops in plainclothes from a beer shop in San Myo…

June 30 – In Tamu, a border town in Sagaing Region near the India–Myanmar frontier, residents report that individuals found outside their homes after 8 p.m. are being detained by Pyusawhti militia members under the command of the military council. Detainees are allegedly being released only after paying money the following day. According to a…

June 27 – The Public Administration Body (PAB) of Mindat Township, located in southern Chin State and free from military control, has announced that it is currently drafting a new forest policy for the township. The body is inviting public input to help finalize the policy. According to a statement released by the Mindat Township…

June 26, 2025Naypyidaw Former Chairman of the Chin National League for Democracy (CNLD), U Zo Zam, has stated that the peace process in Myanmar should be restarted from the ground up, including direct engagement with ethnic armed groups operating in remote and mountainous areas. He made these remarks during an interview with Voice of Myanmar…

Nay Pyi Taw – June 25: Myanmar’s military leader, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, has cautioned that any continuation of armed struggle after the upcoming elections would mark a deviation from the democratic path. He made these remarks during the opening ceremony of the Peace Forum 2025 held in Nay Pyi Taw on June 25….

Naypyitaw, June 25 — The Union Election Commission (UEC), under Myanmar’s military administration, has officially approved the formation of the Zomi National Party (ZNP) as a political party. The decision was announced on June 24 following a review confirming that the party’s application complies with the Political Parties Registration Law and related regulations. The ZNP…

June 23. On the afternoon of June 22 at approximately 4:00 p.m., an airstrike carried out by a Myanmar military aircraft targeted the KhaiKam Elephant Camp — a well-known resort area located around five miles from KhaiKam town in Tedim Township, Chin State. The attack resulted in the death of a 16-year-old male elephant caretaker…