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📌 Spring Revolution Local News – May 13, 2023(Morning)
📌📌 1. The Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) held a meeting with Naga ethnic leaders
It is reported that the NUG Interim Local Administration Central Committee (ILACC) held a meeting with Naga ethnic leaders on May 12.
First, Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe, Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education of the National Unity Government, said in his opening speech, “I am glad to have the opportunity to work with the ethnic regions when the Spring Revolution is in momentum, and we will be able to implement measures with good cooperation and coordination.”
Next, a leader of the Naga ethnic group gave an opening speech.
After that, an official from the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration gave a detailed explanation on implementing interim people administration.
Naga ethnic leaders who attended discussed in detail not only the ground conditions, difficulties, challenges, and educational and health needs, but also the possibility of a direct connection between the already established revolutionary forces and the Interim Local Public Administration Central Committee, etc.
The meeting was attended by the Union Minister of Health and Ministry of Education, Dr. Zaw Wai Soe; the Union Minister of Commerce, Daw Khin Ma Ma Myo; the Union Minister of Women, Youths and Children Affairs, Daw Naw Susanna Hla Hla Soe; the Union Minister of Labour, U Nai Tun Pe (a) U Nai Suwunna; the Deputy Minister of Home Affairs and Immigration, U Khu Hte Bu; the Deputy Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management, Dr. Ngai Tam Maung; Naga ethnic leaders and secretaries from various ministries.
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📌📌 2. The terrorist military continues to put pressure on international aid organizations that support the NUG’s health activities
Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe said that the terrorist military is putting pressure on the international aid organizations that help NUG’s health activities.
Union Minister Dr. Zaw Wai Soe said this while presenting the Ministry of Health’s two-year operations in May.
“Difficulties and challenges include the terrorist military putting pressure on international aid organizations, insufficient funding, targeting hospitals and health workers, and the terrorist military council’s inhumane attack using a 4-cut strategy of blocking food, news, and funding,” he said.
Over two years, the terrorist military killed about 80 health workers and arrested and tortured 839 health workers.
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📌📌 3. The National Unity Government’s Union Minister for Human Rights H.E. Aung Myo Min had an informal meeting with Bishop Philip Higgins of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne
The National Unity Government’s Union Minister for Human Rights, H.E. Aung Myo Min, had an informal meeting with Bishop Philip Higgins of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne.
On May 12, the NUG Representative Office-Australia issued a press release.
“The National Unity Government’s Union Minister for Human Rights H.E. Aung Myo Min had an informal meeting with Bishop Philip Higgins of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne on the morning of 12-5-2023. After that, the Union Minister attended a meeting with Government Senior Officials. In the afternoon, H.E. Aung Myo Min attended a meeting with the CEO and staff of the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) at the Head Office of ACFID, then he delivered a public lecture at the Australian National University (ANU) in the evening. In these meetings, Deputy Union Minister Khun Baham Htan and officials from the NUG Representative Office (Australia) also attended together with the Union Minister,” it stated.
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📌📌 4. The People’s Police Force of the National Unity Government interrogated the suspect in a case of sexually assaulting a child, and they are working to build a case and file a lawsuit
It is reported that the People’s Police Force of the National Unity Government interrogated the suspect in a case of sexually assaulting a child, and they are working to build a case and file a lawsuit.
On May 12, the Ministry of Women, Youths and Children Affairs issued an official press release.
“On May 2, 2023, the Ministry of Women, Youths and Children Affairs received a complaint from the mother of a case of sexually assaulting a child. Since then, the Ministry has been working to uncover the truth, protect human dignity, and ensure that there is no impunity. After receiving the complaint, the Ministry of Women, Youths and Children Affairs has handled this process in accordance with the “GBV Case Management Guideline,” it stated.
In addition, the People’s Police Force of the National Unity Government interrogated the suspect, and now they are working to build a case and file a lawsuit. On the legal side, the investigation of the case and the process of issuing an arrest warrant and summons will continue.
Since the case occurred in Thailand, it is necessary to connect with the relevant officials, and in doing so, international law and the wishes of the complainant must be emphasized.
At present, the Ministry of Women, Youths and Children Affairs and civil society organizations are continuing to provide assistance for the physical and mental safety of the complainant, and will continue to strive to reach an adequate situation.
On behalf of the government, it said that it sincerely apologizes to the stakeholders for the information leak in this process, and said that the Digital Footprint of the leak is being searched and verified with tracing technologies.
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📌📌 5. The European Parliament’s resolution to strongly condemn military rule, including the dissolution of political parties by the military-appointed UEC
It is reported that the European Parliament’s resolution to strongly condemn military rule, including the dissolution of political parties by the military-appointed UEC, has been adopted.
On May 11, the European Parliament’s resolution on Myanmar was adopted.
The resolution of the European Parliament on Myanmar adopted on May 11 stated that it rejects any attempt by the military leaders to legitimise their undemocratic power through sham elections, the military’s regular airstrikes on civilian targets, the dissolution of 40 political parties by the military-appointed Union Election Commission, and the junta’s violent and illegitimate rule.
The resolution was adopted by 454 votes in favour, 5 against and 39 abstentions.
The discussion in the parliament included condemning Russia and China for their political, economic, and military backing of Myanmar’s junta; calling on the EU to introduce additional targeted sanctions against the military and its business interests, including sanctions on aviation fuel; calling on the EU and its Member States to substantially increase humanitarian aid to the people and refugees of Myanmar, including Rohingya; and significantly increasing support for the National Unity Government and democratic forces.
In addition, there are demands on the terrorist military council to immediately and unconditionally release all political prisoners; calls for an immediate end to the unlawful state of emergency and the indiscriminate use of force; the restoration of the civilian government, the re-establishment of a path towards democracy; and the swift opening of parliament with the participation of all elected representatives.
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📌📌 6. The NCO (non-commissioned officer) training completion ceremony of the Bamar People’s Liberation Army (BPLA)
It was announced on May 12 that the NCO (non-commissioned officer) training completion ceremony of the Bamar People’s Liberation Army (BPLA) was held.
“The NCO (non-commissioned officer) training week 1 completion ceremony of the Bamar People’s Liberation Army (BPLA) was held on May 11, 2023.
The course took about 5 months to complete, and although 70 officers attended the course, only 47 successfully completed it.
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📌📌 7. Spring Bliss apartments sold more than 7,000 apartments for $19.69 million in 3 months
“It is said that more than 7,000 apartments have been sold for $19.69 million during the 3-month period of Spring Bliss apartments.
On May 12, the EOD announced the sale of apartments.
“We want to inform the people of the revolution that since the sale of Spring Bliss apartments started on February 11, 2023, more than 7,000 apartments have been sold for about $19.69 million in a period of 3 months. By adding a minimum monthly income of $110 to Spring Bliss apartments, after the revolution period, you can own an apartment in a standard living environment,” it stated.
It is reported that when Spring Bliss apartments started selling, it was allowed to pay in 12 installments within 12 months, and from now on, it will have to pay in 12 installments within 9 months.
“We urge you to continue to provide the necessary financial resources for the second wave of the Spring Revolution,” the EOD informed.
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