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Administrators warning workers not to stay overnight at plantation causes problems

HURFOM: Farmers in Ye Township, Mon State grow and harvest rubber, betel nut and fruits.  They are now busy preparing their plantations for the upcoming dry season.

However, Administrators have verbally warned them not to allow workers to sleep/stay overnight, which is disrupting their operations.  In addition, migrant workers do not have any other accommodation, other than the workplace.

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Junta raids gold mines and arrests 30 workers in Kyike Hto

HURFOM: On September 9^th, 2025, the junta’s army raided six gold mines in Ta Gay Chaung Pyar and Hgnat Pyaw Taw villages, Kyike Hto Township, Mon State, and arrested more than 30 gold mine workers including men and women.

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Weekly Analysis: Dozens of Homes Torched Across Dawei

The deliberate destruction of properties by the military junta has caused widespread fears in areas monitored by the Human Rights Foundation of Monland (HURFOM), including Mon State, Karen State, and the Tanintharyi Region. The Burma Army intentionally sets fire to people’s homes and possessions to weaken their morale and to discourage support for the Spring Revolution.

Fear and devastation spread through Yan Taung and Thin Kyun villages in Thayet Chaung Township, Dawei District, after junta troops torched dozens of homes on the morning of September 7. At around 9:30 AM, over 100 soldiers moved into the area from their base near Moe Shwe Kone village. Residents said the troops set fire to houses in Yan Taung and Thin Kyun shortly after being ambushed by resistance forces while travelling in passenger vehicles.

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Informers and Junta-Backed Militias Increasingly Abusing Civilians in Mon State Ahead of Sham Election

HURFOM: Local people in Mon State report that so-called dalan (informers/collaborators), often operating with the junta-backed and armed Pyu Saw Htee militias, are becoming more abusive and exploitative of civilians. Acting as the Junta’s shadow police, these groups collaborate closely with soldiers and police, spying on neighbors, reporting “suspicious persons,” and using intimidation to control communities.

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Schools in Yebyu close due to intense armed clashes

HURFOM: Since August, 2025, the junta’s army has reinforced their troops and is conducting a military advance in Yebyu Township, Tenasserim Division, creating heavy and constant armed conflict with the joint revolutionary forces. The army has also launched indiscriminate artillery attacks targeting residential areas forcing residents to flee their homes.

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Junta increases “conscription fee” to 10,000 MMK per household in Chaung Zone

HURFOM: The military junta has issued an order that wards and villages in Chaung Zone Township, Mon State must send at least two conscripts to every military training.

According to local sources, local administration teams are struggling to meet the order,  including having to hire substitutes for conscripts.

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97 undocumented Burmese citizens arrested in first week of September

HURFOM: In the first week of September, 2025, more than 97 undocumented Burmese citizens who tried to enter Thailand via the Three Pagoda Pass border route in Kyarinnseikyi Township, Karen State were arrested by the Thai authorities.

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12 political prisoners confined and tortured in Hpa-An Prison:  One dead

HURFOM: On June 14^th, 2025, 12 political prisoners serving their prisoner terms in the “Kyoe Kyar” Dormitory of the Hpa-An Prison, Hpa-An Township, Karen State were confined and tortured by the prison authorities after being accused of creating instability in the prison.

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Local Resident Arbitrarily Arrested by Mawrawaddy Naval Forces in Kanbauk, Still Detained After Five Days

HURFOM: A resident of Magin Ward, Kanbauk village tract, Yebyu Township, Dawei District, was arrested at his home by Mawrawaddy Naval forces on the evening of 5 September and has not yet been released, according to local sources.

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The man was identified as Ko Aye Ko, a construction worker originally from Kanbauk village. Residents said the reason for his arrest remains unknown.

“At first, even his neighbors didn’t know he had been taken. When he disappeared, people started asking questions and then found out he had been arrested. He hasn’t been released yet and the family has not been allowed to see him,” a Kanbauk villager explained.

Locals also reported that Mawrawaddy troops have been operating frequent security checkpoints in the Kanbauk area. “If you arrive near the gates, they order everyone to get off the cars and motorbikes and continue on foot,” another resident said.

This incident follows earlier arrests on 20 August, when six young men from Kanbauk and Taung Yin Inn villages were detained by the naval forces under accusations of links to drug use. They were released about a week later, according to those close to the families.

Junta Burns 18 Houses and Arrests Villagers in Yebyu Township

HURFOM: In Taung Yin Inn village, Yebyu Township, Dawei District, junta soldiers stationed near Phar Chaung village tract have left a trail of devastation. Between August 24 and September 2, the troops torched homes and carried out arbitrary arrests.

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