1. Acting President Duwa Lashi La urged for the rapid elimination of all terrorist military groups in the current Myanmar spring revolution
2. Union Minister of Foreign Affairs Daw Zin Mar Aung expressed her condolences to the people affected by the earthquake in Indonesia
3. Defense Minister U Yee Mon says Myanmar’s spring revolution is an “Intelligent Based Revolution” because of the participation of all ethnic groups from different classes
4. Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe says children in Myanmar are afraid of airstrikes that are inappropriate for their age
5. Meeting with members of parliament from Norway political parties for the promotion of diplomatic recognition
6. CRPH and the Chin State Hluttaw Representative Committee held a meeting to discuss cooperation in parliamentary activities
7. The Sagaing Region Hluttaw Representative Committee expanded and formed four affairs committees with elected regional parliamentarians
8. “Loss of power with one shot of Tumi gun” campaign started from the NUGPay
9. 1,856 houses from 47 villages in Khin U township were burned down by the terrorist army

 

1. Acting President Duwa Lashi La urged for the rapid elimination of all terrorist military groups in the current Myanmar spring revolution

Acting President Duwa Lashi La urged for the rapid elimination of all terrorist military groups in the current Myanmar spring revolution. Acting President said at the 75^th cabinet meeting of the National Unity Government held on November 22.

“The country and the public are only going to get worse as long as the existence of armed conflicts. Therefore, there is one thing I would like to urge from here. This is only the rapid elimination of all terrorist military groups in the current Myanmar spring revolution,” he said. Moreover, the Acting President reiterated that efforts must be made to improve people’s daily livelihood and employment opportunities either directly or indirectly.

 

2. Union Minister of Foreign Affairs Daw Zin Mar Aung expressed her condolences to the people affected by the earthquake in Indonesia

Union Minister of Foreign Affairs Daw Zin Mar Aung expressed her condolences to the people affected by the earthquake in Indonesia. The NUG Foreign Minister Daw Zin Mar Aung wrote her Twitter on November 22. “I am deeply saddened to hear about the earthquake in West Java. The NUG government stands with the people of Indonesia and sends its deepest condolences message to the families of those who were affected,” she said. It is reported that a 5.6-magnitude earthquake hit Indonesia’s West Java province on November 21, killing 162 people.

 

3. Defense Minister U Yee Mon says Myanmar’s spring revolution is an “Intelligent Based Revolution” because of the participation of all ethnic groups from different classes

Defense Minister U Yee Mon said that Myanmar’s spring revolution is an “Intelligent based revolution” because of the participation of all ethnic groups from different classes. He added his speech to the “Call” online magazine on November 22. “Myanmar’s spring revolution has participated diverse people from multi-layered, skills, classes, and knowledge, so it must be called an ” Intelligent based revolution,” said the Minister. Currently, CDM doctors, teachers, and students are also participating in the spring revolution and have been serving in their duties.

 

4. Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe says children in Myanmar are afraid of airstrikes that are inappropriate for their age

Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe said that children in Myanmar are afraid of airstrikes that are inappropriate for their age. On November 22, Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe commented on the aviation warning television. “When airplanes are flying in Myanmar, children go out to watch. Instead of being happy, they are afraid of airstrikes. Now, they have been practicing how to live during air attacks and bombings,” the Minister said. The Ministry of Women, Youths and Children Affairs reported that more than 242 children were killed and thousands of children were injured due to the military council’s inhumane killings, arrests, and aerial bombardment.

 

5.  Meeting with members of parliament from Norway political parties for the promotion of diplomatic recognition

It is reported that there was a meeting with members of parliament from Norway’s political parties regarding the enhanced diplomatic recognition of the CRPH, NUCC, and NUG. On November 22, the Ministry of Human Rights released a statement that discussions were made on other issues with Norway, including upgrading diplomatic relations with the NUG. Parliamentarians led by Norwegian parliamentarian Mr. Ola Elvestuen, Professor Kristain Stokke from the University of Oslo, and members of parliament from Norway’s political parties, attended the meeting.

From Myanmar, U Aung Kyi Nyunt, the chairperson of the CRPH, Myanmar Workers’ Union, U Mg Mg from NUCC, U Toe Kyaw Hlaing, Union Minister of Human Rights U Aung Myo Min, Union Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management Dr. Win Myat Aye, Union Minister of Women, Youths, and Children Affairs Naw Susanna Hla Hla Soe, Union Minister of International Cooperation Dr. Sasa, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs U Moe Zaw Oo, and Norwegian NUG representative U Mg Mg Myint attended the meeting.

In the meeting, the National Unity Government, Union Minister of Human Rights U Aung Myo Min, presented the challenges and difficulties of human rights violations faced by Myanmar, as well as the development conditions regarding the prosecution of the military council in the ICC and ICJ.

 

6. CRPH and the Chin State Hluttaw Representative Committee held a meeting to discuss cooperation in parliamentary activities

It is reported that CRPH and the Chin State Hluttaw Representative Committee held a meeting to discuss cooperation in parliamentary activities. On November 21, CRPH and the Chin State Hluttaw Representative Committee held a meeting via video conference regarding the activities of the Hluttaw.

After giving opening remarks from U Aung Kyi Nyunt, the chairperson of the CRPH, the chairperson of the Chin State Hluttaw Representative Committee U Par Htan explained the challenges faced by humanitarian aid, the ground conditions related to administration and protection in Chin State, and the activities to be more connected to the parliamentary, including the activities that they wanted to cooperate in the future. The meeting was attended by the chairperson of the CRPH, secretaries, and members, Chin State Hluttaw Representative Committee, chairman, and members. 

 

7. The Sagaing Region Hluttaw Representative Committee expanded and formed four affairs committees with elected regional parliamentarians

The Sagaing Region Hluttaw Representative Committee expanded and formed four affairs committees with elected regional parliamentarians. It was reported by the Sagaing Region Hluttaw Representative Committee on November 22. The four affairs committees that have been expanded are the Humanitarian Assistance and Public Relations Committee, the Security and Defense Committee, the Federal Affairs Research Committee, and the Education and Health Committee. The reason for the formation of the four committees is to provide effective support to the public and the country during the current revolution period as well as the post-revolutionary period.

 

8. “Loss of power with one shot of Tumi gun” campaign started from the NUGPay

It is reported that the “Loss of Power with one shot of Tumi Gun” campaign has started from the NUGPay. It was informed by NUGPay on November 22. It is said, “In the 4th NUGPay and the public’s “For Our People” campaign, there would be surrounded to end the war and root out the dictator in Chin Hill”. Donations for Chin State will be accepted from November 21 to December 1 and will be sent to the battle areas. NUGPay is the only financial free mechanism from the military council and has tens of thousands of users.

 

9. 1,856 houses from 47 villages in Khin U township were burned down by the terrorist army

It is reported that 1,856 houses from 47 villages in Khin U township were burned down by the terrorist army. Khin-U People Defense Force released the news in November. It was described, “according to the list compiled by Khin U township PDF as of November 18, the military council troops have burned down 1,856 houses from 47 villages in Khin U township”. According to the records of Khin U PDF, 218 local people and members of the revolution were killed, including 143 people who were arrested during the fighting in Khin U township nearly two years after the military coup.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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