Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Jul 01, 2025 Morning
📌📌 1. NUG Ministry of Human Rights Expresses Gratitude for the Efforts of UN OHCHR and Mr. Andrews
On June 30, the Ministry of Human Rights of the National Unity Government (NUG) of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar issued a statement expressing its appreciation for the report by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and the oral briefings delivered by the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar.
The Ministry welcomed these presentations and stated that the latest report submitted by the UN High Commissioner is a crucial and significant contribution. It also extended its gratitude to civil society representatives who participated in the related discussions.
The Ministry emphasized that the report, which is based on consultations with people from diverse ethnicities, age groups, and social backgrounds across Myanmar, reaffirms the widespread call of the people for a political system in which "the military does not interfere in politics, and the people aspire for a peaceful, inclusive, democratic society grounded in accountability and human rights."
Myanmar, the statement noted, supports the four pathways proposed by the High Commissioner to achieve such a future and reiterated its deep appreciation for the ongoing efforts of the OHCHR and Mr. Andrews.
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📌📌 2. Urgent Medical Aid Needed Due to Diarrheal Disease Outbreak in Western Part of Hpruso Township
A diarrheal disease outbreak is escalating in Dei Lakyaw Village, located in the western part of Hpruso Township, within Hpasawng Township. The number of infected individuals is increasing, and there is an urgent need for medicine and medical treatment.
According to a statement made by Health Officer Ma Julie of Hpasawng Township to KPV News Agency, the outbreak began on June 21 at a border shelter within the village and has since worsened, with up to three new cases emerging per day.
As of now, around 60 individuals in the western region of Hpruso Township are affected. Symptoms reported among patients include diarrhea, high fever, bloody stools, vomiting blood, stomach pain, and headaches.
Local health teams are coordinating with Nway Oo medical personnel to carry out disease screenings. However, there is still an urgent shortage of oral rehydration salts and other essential medicines.
Dei Lakyaw Village is currently home to 205 local residents, along with 434 internally displaced persons (IDPs) from other regions, and 152 residents of border shelters. Due to the urgent need for medical supplies and healthcare services, relevant organizations and humanitarian actors are strongly urged to contact the Hpasawng Township Health Department to provide assistance.
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📌📌 3. UK Government Reaffirms Commitment to Protecting and Promoting LGBT+ Rights Worldwide, Including in Myanmar
On June 30, the British Embassy in Myanmar issued a statement reaffirming the UK Government’s commitment to promoting and protecting the rights of LGBT+ individuals globally, including in Myanmar.
The statement reads:
"Everyone deserves the right to live as who they are without fear.
At the British Embassy in Yangon, we are proud of our diverse workplace. We remain steadfast in our commitment to ensuring that all our colleagues are treated with dignity and respect and can live authentically in an environment that upholds their rights and freedoms."
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📌📌 4. PSLF/TNLA Holds Graduation Ceremony and Diploma Conferment for First Batch of Political Science School
The Palaung State Liberation Front / Ta’ang National Liberation Army (PSLF/TNLA) has announced the successful completion of the graduation ceremony and diploma conferment for the first batch of its Political Science School.
The ceremony was held on June 25 at a location in Ta'ang State, and was attended by over 600 participants, including:
- Deputy Chairperson (1) of PSLF/TNLA, Lt. Gen. Tar Jot Jar
- General Secretary Maj. Gen. Tar Phon Kyaw
- Deputy Chairperson (1) of the Ta’ang State Council, Didi Mokham
- Dr. Hoi from Ta’ang State University
- Commander Col. Tar Aum Tamaw
- Senior Commander Col. Tar Pan Lar
- Chief of General Staff Office Maj. Gen. Tar Nor Yone
- Instructors from the Political Science School
- Representatives from civil society organizations
- Departmental officials from PSLF/TNLA
- And family members of the graduating students.
In his commencement address, Lt. Gen. Tar Jot Jar emphasized that:
“In the past, the Ta’ang/Palaung people suffered numerous losses due to a lack of political awareness. Now is the time to act with political courage. May these graduates blossom like fragrant flowers and grow tall and strong like the bamboo in every grove.”
Maj. Gen. Tar Phon Kyaw also addressed the audience, stating:
“Youth must participate actively not only in the Ta’ang revolution but in the wider revolutionary struggle of the entire country of Myanmar. They must engage in public service and strive to help the revolution achieve its goals as swiftly as possible.”
Following the speeches, diplomas were conferred upon the graduates. Awards were presented to those who achieved distinction, and certificates of recognition were given to the instructors in appreciation of their contributions.
The Political Science School was first launched in August 2022, and over the three-year period, a total of 35 students have received training, according to reports.
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📌📌 5. Political Prisoner Dies in Kawthaung Prison Due to Inadequate Medical Treatment
On June 26, 2025, at approximately 7:00 PM, U Aye Lwin, a 54-year-old political prisoner held in Kawthaung Prison, died at Nyetmaing Hospital due to a lack of timely and adequate medical care.
Although he had been transferred from the prison to the hospital while in a critical health condition, he reportedly did not receive sufficient treatment in time and passed away soon after arriving at the hospital, according to a statement from PPNM (a civil society monitoring organization).
According to reports, from January to June 30, 2025, a total of 13 political prisoners have died due to insufficient access to medical care while in detention.
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📌📌 6. "Di Kha Yee Kyan Lar" Film Screening to Take Place at Carnival Cinemas in Singapore on August 3
The film "Di Kha Yee Kyan Lar" (translated as Is This Journey Too Harsh?) will be screened at Carnival Cinemas in Singapore on Sunday, August 3, with two showtimes at 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM.
Tickets can be purchased online via the Carnival website.
The screening is organized in collaboration with Keep Moving On, and proceeds from ticket sales will be used to send "Keep Moving On" supply kits to resistance fighters on the ground.
These news updates were reported by Tharki, Min Sitt Thway, and Khur Shel for Radio NUG.
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