The National Unity Government sends a message to celebrate Diwali (Di Pawali) , the Myanmar permanent representative to the United Nations, Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun attends at the Combined Briefing on Myanmar at the Third Committee of the 79th Session of the UN General Assembly and the UK, the EU and Canada imposes future sanctions on Myanmar in an effort to constrain the military junta's access to financing, equipment, and resources.
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1. The National Unity Government has sent a message to celebrate Diwali (Di Pawali) lamp-lighting festival. The message states that the NUG government wishes to pray for the safety of all Hindus, both at home and abroad, on the occasion of Diwali (Dee Pawali), a sacred day for Hindus born in Myanmar, which falls on October 31st. Diwali (Di Pawali) has been celebrated joyfully for many years, and it is known that one of the traditions began with lighting lamps to mark the victory of Rama and Sita Devi-ThidaDawi on their way back to the kingdom after successfully fighting the evil king Ravana. Similarly, lighting candles on Diwali (Di Pawali) day signifies that the darkness has been overcome and the light has come. All people in Myanmar are victims of the military junta's bullying and persecution, and they are not allowed to participate in any religious festival with full meaning and joy. To eradicate the military junta as soon as possible, all religious-loving people throughout the country are doing their utmost, as are all revolutionary forces. It is believed that without a military dictator to oppress the people in the future, the entire Myanmar people will be able to enjoy the Diwali (De Pawali) lamp-lighting festival.
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2. The Myanmar permanent representative to the United Nations, Ambassador U Kyaw Moe Tun attended at the Combined Briefing on Myanmar at the Third Committee of the 79th Session of the UN General Assembly on 29th October. Myanmar's ambassador to the UN presented a picture of the crime committed in Butalin Township in a joint clarification and mutual discussion program by stakeholders regarding the human rights situation occurring in Myanmar. Because alongside the pre-coup and post-coup crimes committed by the junta, the most recent incident which occurred in Butalin Township in the month serves as another solid illustration to prove the junta’s brutality. Some victims were decapitated. Their body parts were dismembered and scattered apart. Their heads and body parts were hung on the fences of civilian houses. It is horrendous. This is not an isolated case. In some cases, individuals were burnt alive. He wished to ask, how could member states support this inhuman military junta and supply arms, weapons and dual-use items, and related technologies to this atrocious junta.
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3. The terrorist military junta carried out two airstrikes on the detention center where the prisoners of war were captured during the Mandalay People's Defense Forces (MDY-PDF) operations on October 28th. As a result of the airstrike, the bombing hit the building where the prisoners of war from the Balu (Monster) military column and other prisoners of war were kept and it was confirmed that 12 prisoners, including 8 prisoners of war, were killed and around 60 people were injured. The Mandalay People's Defense Forces (MDY-PDF) detained the prisoners of war captured during the operations in accordance with imprisonment law, but it was seen that the military junta conducted airstrikes targeting their former armed forces. According to the report, the Mandalay People's Defense Forces (MDY-PDF) are providing medical treatment to the prisoners of war who were injured due to an airstrike bombing.
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4. The Karenni State Interim Executive Council (Karenni IEC) has announced that Karenni State's natural disaster crises and humanitarian aid are urgently needed because the military junta has controlled humanitarian aid, as well as restricted aid organizations and the flow of goods. Karennni IEC urged the international community to provide humanitarian aid and resettlement assistance to the people of Karenni who are suffering from violence and flooding. According to the information released by the IEC, those in need of humanitarian assistance include food, flood-damaged agricultural crop remedies, housing restoration, and household utensils. According to the IEC statement, more than 3 million USD per month are needed to provide food to the 150,000 people affected by the flood and war refugees, as well as more than 3.5 million USD to restore more than 10,000 acres of flood-damaged agricultural land. In addition, over 700,000 dollars are required to restore 1,947 damaged homes, as well as about 40,000 USD for household goods. Since September, nearly 30,000 locals in Karenni (Kayah) State have been displaced by floods and landslides, killing 25 people.
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5. The UK's Indo-Pacific Affairs Minister, Catherine West, said on October 29 that the Myanmar military's human rights violations, including airstrikes on civilian infrastructure, are unacceptable and intolerable. Human rights violations, including strikes on civilian infrastructure across the country, are unacceptable. It is likewise unacceptable to harm innocent civilians. The United Kingdom has imposed new sanctions on those who provide equipment and aviation fuel to the Myanmar military. The UK's partner countries, including the EU and Canada, have also imposed future sanctions on Myanmar in an effort to constrain the military junta's access to financing, equipment, and resources. The United Kingdom will continue to support the Myanmar people and their hopes for a peaceful democratic future. On October 29, the European Union, Canada, and the United Kingdom sanctioned Asia Sun Group Company Limited, Swan Energy Company Limited, Myan-Oil Company Limited, Rich Ray Trading Company Limited, and Progress Technology Support Company Limited (also known as Royal Shune Lei).
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