Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Sep 10, 2025 Morning
📌📌 1. NUCC and NUG meet to implement the final stage of the Common Political Agreement process
September 9
Radio NUG
It has been reported that on September 9, the National Unity Consultative Council (NUCC) and the National Unity Government (NUG) held a meeting aimed at moving forward with the process to secure a Common Political Agreement, which is intended to establish political consensus among revolutionary forces.
During the meeting, both sides engaged in reciprocal discussions and identified methods for joint action to successfully implement the agreement. The meeting was concluded successfully, according to the information received.
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📌📌 2. NUG welcomes UN reports on Myanmar
September 9
Radio NUG
The Ministry of Human Rights of the National Unity Government has officially welcomed and endorsed the reports and discussions of UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights for Myanmar, Tom Andrews, and the Head of the Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar (IIMM), Nicholas Koumjian.
Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews stated that:
“Civilians across Myanmar are facing the most extreme suffering, and the situation has reached a new level of deterioration.”
Nicholas Koumjian, Head of IIMM, also highlighted:
“International crimes in Myanmar are increasingly being committed more frequently, and the suffering of the people is worsening.”
The reports outlined atrocities committed by the military council, including:
- Burning and destruction of villages,
- Forcibly conscripting civilians into military service,
- Systematic torture and abuse of detainees,
- Sexual violence,
- Blocking humanitarian aid,
- Airstrikes against homes, hospitals, religious sites, IDP camps, and schools.
Furthermore, the reports drew attention to the worsening persecution of the Rohingya and other ethnic minorities. The UN Special Rapporteur noted:
“The decades-long persecution of the Muslim Rohingya minority in Rakhine State is becoming more severe.”
The NUG announced its support for the calls made by the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and IIMM, including:
- Pressuring the UN Security Council to refer the entire Myanmar situation to the International Criminal Court (ICC),
- Fully respecting and complying with the International Court of Justice (ICJ)’s provisional measures to protect the Rohingya,
- Urging countries to immediately halt the flow of arms, jet fuel, and dual-use goods to the junta,
- Ensuring safe and dignified pathways for international refugees and upholding the principle of non-refoulement,
- Implementing UNSC Resolution 2669, which calls for an immediate cessation of violence, release of arbitrarily detained persons, constructive dialogue, reconciliation, and respect for human rights,
- Removing all restrictions on humanitarian aid for civilians in need,
- Blocking the junta’s sham election plans.
The IIMM reported that it has been collecting evidence related to the Myanmar Air Force’s command structures and has been sharing information with authorities in the UK, other countries, and with the ICC, ICJ, and Argentina.
The NUG expressed its deep appreciation for the continued efforts of OHCHR and IIMM to expose the junta’s atrocities, combat impunity, and mobilize the international community in the interest of the Myanmar people.
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📌📌 3. Over 213.17 million MMK in humanitarian assistance provided in August
September 9
Radio NUG
According to the Ministry of Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Management of the National Unity Government, a total of 213.17 million Kyats in humanitarian assistance was provided to those in urgent need during August 2025.
The ministry stated that with people-to-people donations from revolutionary supporters, the following assistance was delivered:
- 102.81 million Kyats for emergency food supplies to 59,054 displaced persons/IDPs,
- 51.59 million Kyats in emergency humanitarian assistance for 174 fallen heroes and 525 injured civilians from frontline clashes,
- 0.75 million Kyats in emergency aid for political prisoners and their families,
- 47.42 million Kyats for victims of natural disasters,
- 5.60 million Kyats for Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM) staff and their families,
- 5.60 million Kyats for general humanitarian aid.
In its report, the ministry emphasized that despite extreme hardships during more than four years of revolution, every individual’s actions and enduring spirit are deeply respected and admired. It urged that going forward, the struggle must continue with unwavering determination and unity.
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📌📌 4. Karen National Police Force (K.N.P.F) commemorates the 34th Anniversary of Karen National Police Force Day
September 9
Radio NUG
The Karen National Union (KNU) — Karen National Organization, Dooplaya District, announced that the Karen National Police Force (K.N.P.F) commemorated the 34th Anniversary of Karen National Police Force Day on September 9 with a brief ceremony.
According to the statement, the K.N.P.F within Dooplaya District, Brigade 6, has been primarily carrying out activities such as ensuring public safety and security, preventing crimes in advance, and handling criminal cases in accordance with Kawthoolei customary law and legal practices.
In 2025, ongoing activities include crime-prevention programs to strengthen the rule of law in Kawthoolei territory — registering reckless drivers and testing for drug use, maintaining records of locally made firearms, documenting migrant workers from outside the region, implementing drug reduction and prevention programs in response to community demands, and taking appropriate enforcement actions when necessary.
As one challenge, the K.N.P.F highlighted that, due to the current lack of strong rule of law in Kawthoolei territory combined with wartime conditions, narcotics are widespread and illicit business operators are taking advantage of lawlessness. This situation creates open channels that hinder policing and investigative operations.
Therefore, in order to raise political awareness among the people and increase public understanding of Kawthoolei legal practices, the K.N.P.F is cooperating with Community Legal Volunteers (C.L.V) to implement community education programs. These initiatives aim to provide legal knowledge directly to the people.
The K.N.P.F emphasized that in order to strengthen the rule of law in Kawthoolei, KNU leadership, the Karen National Liberation Army (K.N.L.A), the Karen National Defense Organization (K.N.D.O), all allied forces, and the entire public should cooperate with and support the Karen National Police Force to the best of their ability. This appeal was made by Major Saw Nyien Chan, Commander of the Dooplaya District K.N.P.F, according to the statement.
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📌📌 5. SAC’s Election Commission abolishes four political parties, including NDF led by Daw Sandar Min
September 9
Radio NUG
The Election Commission of the military council announced that it has abolished four political parties that were preparing to contest in the election organized by the military regime.
The parties dissolved include the National Democratic Force (NDF), the Democratic National Party (DNP), the Women’s Party (Mon), and the Union Farmers and Workers Force Party.
The reason given for the abolition was that these parties failed to comply with the stipulated requirements regarding the number of members and the opening of party offices, leading to the cancellation of their registrations.
The NDF was a party founded by former members who broke away from Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy (NLD). The NDF had declared its support for the election to be organized under the leadership of Min Aung Hlaing.
Some NLD members, including former NLD MP Daw Sandar Min, had defected to the NDF and prepared to contest in the election organized by the military.
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📌📌 6. Launch of “For an Innovative Future” Entrepreneurship Incubation Program for CDM soldiers, police, and their families
September 9
Radio NUG
“People’s Goal” announced the launch of the Entrepreneurship Incubation Program, titled “For an Innovative Future”, designed to help CDM (Civil Disobedience Movement) soldiers, police, and their family members — who had switched sides to stand with the people during the Spring Revolution — successfully establish themselves in entrepreneurial ventures.
The program was officially launched on September 9, 2025, in collaboration with The Next Step Project, a technology advisory and supervisory team. A five-member selection committee, including community leaders from Thailand and India, was also formed to review applications and oversee the process.
Applicants from among CDM soldiers, police, and family members will be evaluated based on their active involvement in the revolution, their commitment to continue participating, their ability to operate small businesses in line with human rights and ethical practices, and the potential viability of their proposed enterprises. The selection committee will set criteria accordingly and review applications.
Those selected will gain opportunities to study, train, and collaborate with The Next Step Project to acquire practical entrepreneurial skills and successfully run small businesses in their respective new environments and living conditions.
These reports were sent in by Radio NUG correspondents Khur Shel and Pa De Phoe.
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