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Junta Announces Enforcement Date for Repressive Cybersecurity Law, Raising Fears of Extortion and Arbitrary Arrests

HURFOM: On July 30, 2025, the military Junta officially announced that its controversial cybersecurity law, originally enacted on January 1, 2025, had now come into full effect. This signals a new and dangerous phase of digital repression in Myanmar, especially for ordinary internet users relying on social media and VPNs for communication and access to uncensored information.

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Junta Enacts Harsh New Electoral Law with Death Penalty to Enforce Sham Election Plans

HURFOM: As the military junta intensifies preparations to stage a general election between December 2025 and January 2026, a new draconian law has been enacted, enabling the regime to impose the death penalty for acts of “disrupting the electoral process.” The law underscores the junta’s desperation to legitimize its rule through fear and coercion.

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Four young men from Ka Mar Wet arrested by army

HURFOM: On July 23^rd, 2025, two young men from Ka Log Tog village and two other young men from Taung Pa village, Ka Mar Wet Town, Mudon Township, Mon State were arrested by the military junta.   They have not been released as of today.

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Thaton Township Residents in Pa’O-dominant villages threatened with conscription

HURFOM: On July 21^st, 2025, the junta-appointed village administration teams threatened the Pa’O-dominant villages in Thaton Township, Mon State with conscription.

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300 troops advance into “Gyaing River” area forcing villagers to flee

HURFOM: More than 300 troops with the military junta have advanced into the “Gyaing River” area, Kyikemayaw Township which is located on the border of Mon and Karen States.  The military presence has created fear in communities and has forced some villagers to flee their homes.

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High tuition fees burden parents in Mon State

HURFOM: Mon State’s Basic Education system relies on tuition fees, which have risen significantly this academic year.   Parents now face a major financial barrier in providing education for their children.

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Junta’s New “Security Law” Aims to Criminalize Defectors and Silence Resistance

HURFOM; In a move widely condemned by civil society and local communities, the military junta released a new law on July 28, 2025, under the pretext of regulating “security-related activities” in Burma. The legislation, officially titled the “Security Services Organization Law,” has raised alarm for its potential to criminalize former soldiers, suppress community defense initiatives, and further entrench military control in civilian life.

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Woman killed and villager injured by artillery attacks in Bilin

HURFOM: At approximately noon on July 23^rd, 2025, an armed clash took place between the military junta and the resistance armed forces in front of the “Ah Luu” Plywood Factory in Bilin Township, Mon State.   The 44^th Light Infantry Command also launched indiscriminate artillery attacks on Ah Luu Lay village.

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Armed clash and artillery attacks force thousands of Yebyu residents to flee

HURFOM: On July 22^nd, 2025, an armed clash between the military junta and the local joint resistance forces took place in Kaw Hline village, Yebyu Township, Tenasserim Division.  The Ka Lane Aung based 282^nd Light Infantry Battalion launched indiscriminate artillery attacks on the area.

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Junta’s airstrikes kill 35 civilians within six months in Mon, Karen and Tenasserim

HURFOM: From January to June, 2025, military junta’s airstrikes killed 35 innocent civilians and injured 155 residents in Mon, Karen and Tenasserim areas of Southern Burma, according to the data collected by HURFOM.

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