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Junta’s regiment arrests ten villagers; nine escaped and one shot and killed

HURFOM: On June 12^th and 13^th, 2025, a junta regiment advanced into Ka Line Pa Daw village, Thanbyuzayat Township, Mon State and arrested ten villagers. Nine of those arrested managed to escape while one was shot and killed.

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Mon State has more than 100 dengue patients and registered one death

HURFOM: Since early June, 2025, children under 15 years of age in Mon State have been suffering from dengue fever.

According to the junta-controlled Public Health Department, Mon State has recorded more than a hundred dengue patients and at least one death due to the disease.

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Local woman injured by junta’s artillery attack in Kyike Hto

HURFOM: At about 10 am on June 14^th, 2025, the Kyike Hto based 44^th Light Infantry Command launched eight artillery attacks on Zee Gone village, Kyike Hto Township, Mon State.  There was no active armed clash in the nearby area at the time of the artillery attacks.

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Blockage of “Yin Nyine” water canal creates loss for farmers

HURFOM: Farmers from Paung Township, Mon State rely on the “Yin Nyine” water canal which is located between Thell Gone and Phyu Ba villages for their farming operations.  However, a blockage of the canal is delaying their farmwork and is creating a financial loss for this year.

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Escalating Military Attacks Force Over 3,800 Civilians to Flee in Tanintharyi Region

HURFOM: Across the Tanintharyi Region, thousands of civilians are once again being forced to flee their homes as the military Junta intensifies ground offensives and launches indiscriminate shelling, even in areas where no armed clashes have occurred.

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Local Man Dies in Custody After Arrest for Driving Without a License in Thaton

June 15, 2025 – Thaton Township, Mon State

HURFOM: A 50-year-old man from Thaton Township, U Win Zaw, tragically died in custody just five days after being arrested by junta authorities for driving a motorcycle without a license. He was a resident of Oat Kyin Ward and was stopped on June 5 while operating a motorcycle with a sidecar in downtown Thaton.

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Family members traveling by car critically injured in landmine incident

HURFOM: At about 10:30 am on June 12^th, 2025, a car carrying four family members struck a landmine on the Yangon – Mawlamyine Highway Road near Daung Taung village, Kyike Hto Township, Mon State.  All the passengers sustained serious injuries.

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Weekly Analysis: Airstrikes Kill Civilians, Including Women and Children in Southeastern Burma

HURFOM: The junta’s barrage of bullets and bombs continues to be dropped from the skies, leaving thousands of conflict-affected communities, already deeply traumatized by the war, paralyzed in fear as they run for their lives. Airstrikes are occurring more frequently and without any warning, further heightening the distress and growing sense of insecurity among villagers. In the targeted areas of Mon State, Karen State, and the Tanintharyi Region, the Human Rights Foundation of Monland (HURFOM) is alarmed at the increase in airstrikes being deployed by the Burmese military. HURFOM condemned this escalation in a statement on 11 June.

On June 9th at 2 PM, at least six civilians, including three children, were killed when junta aircraft dropped bombs on Pai Yap village in Kawkareik Township, Karen State. Witnesses reported that five bombs were dropped, causing significant destruction.

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Junta Artillery Attack on Funeral Gathering in Kawkareik Township Kills Seven, Including Two Children

On the evening of June 12, 2025, junta forces stationed at Light Infantry Battalion No. 545 in Kyon Doe and additional troops based near the Gyaing Bridge launched an indiscriminate artillery attack that struck a civilian home in Kaw Baw village, Kawkareik Township. The house was hosting a funeral at the time of the shelling.

According to local villagers, the heavy artillery shell directly hit the house where the funeral was being held, killing seven civilians, including five members of the same family. Among the victims were two young children.

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One Killed, Four Injured After Junta Launches Indiscriminate Shelling in Bilin Township

HURFOM: On the evening of June 11, at approximately 5:30 PM, junta forces based in Bilin Township launched an indiscriminate artillery attack that struck Aloo Gyi village, resulting in the death of one civilian and injuries to at least three others. Local sources confirmed to HURFOM that the shelling was unprovoked and occurred in the absence of any active fighting in the area.

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