The National Unity Government congratulates the Chin land Council and the Interim Chin National Consultative Council (ICNCC) on their new Chin National Council, CRPH Secretary General U Htun Myint receives Chair of the ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR), and Co-Chair of the APHR and the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management of the National Unity Government announces 918.23 million Ks allocated for humanitarian assistance in January 2025.
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1. The National Unity Government congratulates the Chinland Council and the Interim Chin National Consultative Council (ICNCC) on their agreement to establish the “Chin National Council,” which will represent all Chin people as of February 26, 2025. This initiative is viewed positively for the future of the Chin community and the broader Union. The formation of a Chin National Constitution Drafting Committee is especially encouraging, highlighting democratic practices achieved through peaceful negotiations between the two political leaders involved. The National Unity Government is excited to support the unified Chin political leadership and the establishment of the “Chin National Council,” working together toward drafting a national constitution rooted in justice, freedom, equality, and diversity, ultimately contributing to a new federal democratic union.
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2. A delegation led by CRPH Secretary General U Htun Myint received Hon. Mercy Chriesty Barends, Chair of the ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR), and Co-Chair of the APHR Hon. Charles Santiago and their team on February 26, as reported by the Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH). During the meeting, they exchanged views on parliamentary processes during the revolutionary period, joint announcements related to the political agreement, the conclusion of the seventh interim Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, the development of the revolution, and the approaches and actions Malaysia, as ASEAN's current chair, should take regarding the five-point consensus of ASEAN. They also explored potential cooperation between ASEAN parliaments and regional representatives. Attendees included U Htun Myint from the CRPH Secretariat and CRPH International Relations Committee members U Sithu Maung and U Akar Myo Htet.
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3. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the National Unity Government announced on February 22 the blacklisting of personnel from the terrorist military junta under Notification No. (4/2021) and Notification No. (1/2022). Despite this, the junta continues to cover its inhumane killings and war crimes while spreading disinformation internationally. Rather than assisting Myanmar citizens abroad, they are oppressing them, complicating passport renewals and access to consular services. In response to the junta's illegal recruitment and arbitrary repression, the ministry has warned those already blacklisted. According to Notification No. (1/2025), 17 individuals are added to the Public Interest Blacklist (Third Batch), while Notification No. (2/2025) 13 individuals are added to the Blacklist (Fourth Batch).
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4. The Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management of the National Unity Government announced on February 24 that it allocated 918.23 million Kyats in humanitarian assistance to those in need in January 2025. This amount, sourced from donations by the revolutionary people, was allocated for emergency food for 102,721 displaced persons and war refugees. This included 867.4 million Kyats for emergency assistance to 123 civilians killed in conflict, 31.5 million Kyats for 247 injured individuals, 5.4 million Kyats for CDM staff, 1.6 million Kyats for political prisoners and their families, and 12.4 million Kyats in general humanitarian assistance. Over the past four years of the revolution, the Ministry honors all participants who have persevered through hardships in pursuit of revolutionary success.
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5. Myanmar Migrant workers in Thailand claim that the Thai authorities' actions in detaining and deporting Myanmar nationals are like enlisting soldiers for the terrorist military junta. On February 24, 200 Myanmar nationals were deported through the customs checkpoint in Chaw Nan Hong village, Ranong district. Those with expired Myanmar passports cannot obtain extensions and face difficulties, with the embassy complicating matters further. Initially seeking money, the junta now wants people to serve in the military. This is like the Thai government arresting and recruiting people for Myanmar. In the third week of February, nearly 20 Myanmar citizens were arrested in Bangkok for allegedly selling illegal goods, with ongoing arrests occurring in shopping malls and markets.
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