Weekly Overview: Human Rights Situation in Mon State, Karen State, and Tanintharyi RegionWeek Four, June 2022
HURFOM: The last week of June was met with more strife and hardships by communities across the Human Rights Foundation of Monland’s (HURFOM) target areas. Cases of theft, extortion and raids by the... Read more
Public health system collapses: public helpless in fight with Covid-19
HURFOM: The public health system of Mon State has collapsed during the third wave of COVID-19. High infection rates and deaths have left the public helpless in the fight against the pandemic. In... Read more
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Weekly update on Human Rights situation in Karen, Mon States & Tanintharyi Region since the attempted coup [First week of March 2022]
No one feels safe and secure in #Burma amid the lingering of junta backed forces, such as plain clothed police officers and informers. The people...
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Mawlamyine residents say heightened security strips them of their dignityHURFOM: The military junta is deploying numerous security forces as they tighten security measures in Mawlamyine, the capital of the Mon State. Local residents speaking...
Villagers unhappy with NMSP’s legal procedureHURFOM: The New Mon State Party (NMSP) policy requires villagers to have recommendation letters from their village Administrators in order to submit a legal case to the NMSP...
Weekly Overview: Human Rights Situation in Mon State, Karen State, and Tanintharyi RegionWeek Four, June 2022
HURFOM: The last week of June was met with more strife and hardships by communities across the Human Rights Foundation of Monland’s (HURFOM) target areas. Cases of theft,...
All Forms of Torture Must Immediately Be Put to An End in BurmaHURFOM: In target areas of the Human Rights Foundation of Monland, including Mon State, Karen State and Tanintharyi region, torture has been perpetrated by the military junta...
KNU Travel ban makes life for locals harderHURFOM: The Karen National Union (KNU) has banned the use of road between Ah Bit, Mudon Township, Mon State and Kha Lae/Da Gon Die villages, Kyarinnseikyi Township, in...
Military sponsored group kills villagers and destroyed house in YebyuHURFOM: On June 15, 2022, a military sponsored group known as “the Black Kite Brotherhood” killed two villagers and destroyed a house in A Ka Ni village, Yebyu Township,...
Ethnic languages must be “major subjects” in government schools to show seriousness, say criticsHURFOM: The Mon, Karen and Pa’O languages can be taught in government schools in Mon State but these subjects are defined as “minor subjects”. This means there is...
Weekly Overview: Human Rights Situation in Mon State, Karen State, and Tanintharyi RegionWeek Three, June 2022
HURFOM: Across the last week in Mon State, Karen State and Tanintharyi region, civilians were unjustly subjected to more horrors perpetrated by the military junta. The campaign...
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- Mawlamyine residents say heightened security strips them of their dignity
- Villagers unhappy with NMSP’s legal procedure
- Weekly Overview: Human Rights Situation in Mon State, Karen State, and Tanintharyi RegionWeek Four, June 2022
- All Forms of Torture Must Immediately Be Put to An End in Burma
- KNU Travel ban makes life for locals harder
- Military sponsored group kills villagers and destroyed house in Yebyu
- Ethnic languages must be “major subjects” in government schools to show seriousness, say critics
- Weekly Overview: Human Rights Situation in Mon State, Karen State, and Tanintharyi RegionWeek Three, June 2022
- The Human Rights Foundation of Monland Calls for International Humanitarian Support on Refugee Day;Local Actors Must be Supported on the Ground
- Families from Ah Sin village flee homes due to military activity
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