... Hlaing
, speaking at a military parade marking
Armed Forces Day
on Sunday, urged ethnic minorities not to support groups opposed to army rule and ruled out negotiations with them.
The military took power from the democratically elected government of AungSan Suu Kyi last year. Security forces have used deadly force to suppress mass nationwide protests, resulting in the deaths of more than 1,700 civilians, according to a detailed tally compiled by
the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners
.
Many ...
... power, he said.
Days after U.S. President
Joe Biden
took office, Myanmar generals led by Commander in Chief
Min Aung Hlaing
seized power on February 1, 2021, after complaining of fraud in a November 2020 general election won by democracy champion
AungSan Suu Kyi's
Suu Kyi
's party. Election monitoring groups found no evidence of mass fraud.
The armed forces killed more than 1,600 people and detaining nearly 10,000, including civilian leaders, such as
Suu Kyi
, according to
the Assistance Association ...
... allegations of crimes against humanity for the brutal campaign against the Rohingya.
The case brought in
the International Court of Justice
against Myanmar by The Gambia in 2019 has been complicated by the coup last year that ousted civilian leader
AungSan Suu Kyi
and her government, which has resulted in mass protests and a bloody crackdown.
The Nobel Peace Prize laureate, who was criticised by rights groups for her involvement in the Rohingya case, is now under house arrest and on trial by the same ...
... its forces from the country, condemning the aggression as a grave breach of
the United Nations Charter
. The leaders called for the immediate cessation of violence in coup-hit Myanmar and demanded the junta release of the arrested civilian leader
AungSan Suu Kyi
and other detainees and restore the democratic political system in a joint statement issued after their meeting in Phnom Penh.
According to the statement,
Kishida
and
Hun Sen
recognized that this aggression jeopardizes the foundation of ...
... that shakes the foundation of international order.
The Cambodia summit came just ahead of Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Prak Sokhonn's three day trip from Monday to Myanmar as the
ASEAN
special envoy. Myanmar's military detained civilian leader
AungSan Suu Kyi
and toppled her democratically elected government in a February coup last year.
Cambodia has taken active diplomacy in order to improve the situation in Myanmar. In January,
Hun Sen
traveled to the country's capital
Naypyitaw
for talks with ...
... decision to pull out irresponsible, saying it had not considered the impact on human rights.
Activist groups say that any new owner could provide future requests from the junta to provide cellphone data of dissidents protesting the putsch that ousted
AungSan Suu Kyi's
government last year.
Joseph Wilde-Ramsing
, a senior researcher at
SOMO
, said there are still many things that Telenor can do to mitigate harm.
If they won't take any steps to minimize the data transfer, they can still do things like ...
... require policing by
Nato
jets, which Moscow would consider an act of war, potentially triggering a much larger conflict over Europe.
It is rare for foreign leaders to address the House of Commons, but not unheard of.
Barack Obama, Angela Merkel and AungSan Suu Kyi have all done so in the past, but Donald Trump, who tried to extort
Mr Zelensky
in 2019, threatening to withhold American military aid unless he was presented with dirt on his election rival and eventual successor
Joe Biden
, which led to ...
... objections, but said the envoy could act as a bridge. He said that his predecessor as the
ASEAN
envoy was unable to visit Myanmar because of preconditions by some
ASEAN
members that the ruling generals found unacceptable.
Those included access to AungSan
Suu Kyi
, the leader of the elected government that was ousted in the coup last year.
Suu Kyi
is on trial for a number of crimes.