GENEVA (2 December 2024) – UN experts* today called for a “course correction” in the international response to the escalating crisis in Myanmar as the civilian death toll eclipsed 6,000.

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BANGKOK (AP) — Myanmar's military has consistently targeted civilians and their communities as a form of collective punishment in the country’s southeast since the army seized power in early ...