Domestic News Updates – December 27, 2024 Evening
๐๐ 1. Union Minister Dr. Tu Khaung: "The Revolution is Expected to Achieve Greater Success in 2025"
December 27
Union Minister Dr. Tu Khaung stated on December 27 via social media that greater revolutionary successes are certain in 2025.
“As the old year nears its end and the new year begins, it is safe to say that 2024 was a year of significant military successes. I am confident that we will achieve even greater successes in the new year. However, with success comes certain challenges to consider. It is clear that the ongoing, unnecessary conflicts in Myanmar are rooted in political issues. In terms of politics, the concept of self-determination already exists, yet the failures on the political front have led to consequential problems,” the Minister explained.
Additionally, he emphasized that during the Spring Revolution, the Kachin people have made significant sacrifices of lives and efforts, particularly in regions such as Sagaing, Magway, and Mandalay, and they continue to do so.
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๐๐ 2. Ministry of Human Rights of the National Unity Government to Hold a Press Briefing
December 27
The Ministry of Human Rights under the National Unity Government (NUG) has announced plans to hold a press briefing.
The briefing will focus on the ministry’s efforts and challenges concerning human rights and justice at the international level. It aims to highlight the systematic documentation of human rights violations experienced by the people of Myanmar and the ministry’s continuous efforts to bring perpetrators to justice under international laws.
The press briefing is scheduled to take place on January 3, at 10:00 AM Myanmar Standard Time.
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๐๐ 3. Murder and Car Theft Suspects Apprehended in Monywa Within 12 Hours
December 27
The People’s Security Forces (PLF) of Monywa Township, led by Commander Ko Ar Koo, successfully apprehended the suspects involved in a murder and car theft incident within 12 hours.
The incident occurred on the morning of December 26 in Monywa, Sagaing Region. The suspects abandoned the stolen car in the Aetaw neighborhood near the Kanthar Monastery and attempted to flee. However, they were captured later that night following an intense pursuit that reportedly involved gunfire.
The suspects are currently under investigation, and their testimonies, along with further updates, will be released to the public, including photographs, according to the Monywa PLF.
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๐๐ 4. Dawei Strike Committee Urges Immediate Halt to Sales of Military-Branded Goods
December 27
The Dawei District Democracy Movement Strike Committee (DDMSC) has called on shop owners to immediately cease the sale of military-branded goods.
"Investigations by our committee have found that certain restaurants and shops in Dawei, such as Star (Bo Gyoke Street), Super-I (Aung San Road), LOYAL (San Chaung Junction), and Joker (Bo Gyoke Street), continue to sell military-branded goods despite prior warnings from revolutionary groups. Therefore, we strongly urge these shop owners to stop selling military-branded goods and stand in solidarity with the oppressed people," the committee said.
Additionally, the DDMSC has compiled a list of shops that continue selling military-branded goods. This list, along with photographic evidence, will be publicly released to inform the people.
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๐๐ 5. Total Death Toll in the Spring Revolution Reaches 6,085
December 27
According to the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP), from February 1, 2021—the start of the military coup—until December 26, 2024, a total of 6,085 pro-democracy activists and civilians have been killed by the junta and its affiliates during the Spring Revolution.
Additionally, the total number of individuals arrested in connection with the coup stands at 28,046, of whom 21,475 remain in custody. Among those detained, 9,919 individuals have been sentenced to prison.
The above reports were submitted by Radio NUG correspondents Min Thihan and Ko Khant.
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