Morning Briefing on Myanmar: Five Years of Conflict, Civilian Losses, and International Scrutiny

Morning Briefing on Myanmar: Five Years of Conflict, Civilian Losses, and International Scrutiny

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Morning News by The Voice Of Victory for January 18 focuses on the human cost of Myanmar’s post-coup crisis and growing international attention. More than five years after the military takeover, reports indicate that at least 7,690 pro-democracy activists and civilians have been killed, while over 30,291 people have been arrested and detained by military authorities and affiliated groups.

At the same time, as hearings continue at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over allegations of genocide against Myanmar’s military, reports have emerged that non-CDM government employees in Naypyidaw are being pressured to participate in pro-military rallies. Observers say such actions reflect ongoing political coercion amid heightened global scrutiny.

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Stay with The Voice Of Victory for independent, timely coverage of Myanmar’s political developments, human rights situation, and the broader impact on civilians nationwide.

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0:00 - Intro
1:00 - Myanmar News
3:00 - Daily News
17:00 - Outro

Morning Briefing on Myanmar: Five Years of Conflict, Civilian Losses, and International Scrutiny