Myanmar Domestic News Updates – Sep 28, 2025 Morning
📌📌 1. The Ongoing Revolution is a Historic Battle between Federal Democracy and Fascist Dictatorship, said the Union Prime Minister
September 27
Radio NUG
The Union Prime Minister, Man Win Khaing Than, stated in his address at the 37th Anniversary Ceremony of the National League for Democracy (NLD) that the ongoing revolution is a historic battle between Federal Democracy and a fascist dictatorship.
He also highlighted the party’s efforts for democracy and its role in the ongoing revolution.
In his speech, the Prime Minister shed light on the history of the NLD, which emerged from the 1988 “8888 Uprising,” and its people-centered liberal democratic ideology.
He said the NLD has stood as the strongest political force of the oppressed people, carrying the light of democracy through the darkness of military dictatorship.
He reviewed the NLD’s electoral victories in 1990, 2012, 2015, and 2020, pointing out that the party’s 82.4% landslide victory in the 2020 election reflected the people’s trust. However, he emphasized that the military coup on February 1, 2021, trampled on the people’s will.
He paid tribute to those detained, including party leaders Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and President U Win Myint, and honored their sacrifices, while also praising the unwavering efforts of party members.
He pledged: “For the establishment of a new Federal Democratic Union, the NLD will continue to fight alongside the NUG and revolutionary forces until the military dictatorship is uprooted.”
Furthermore, he urged that throughout the journey of the revolution, the NLD will stand united with the NUG and all revolutionary forces to establish a “new Federal Democratic Nation” that fulfills the aspirations of all ethnic nationalities for peace, justice, freedom, and unity. Even if differences in views arise, they must be reconciled in unity until the military dictatorship is completely eradicated.
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📌📌 2. CDM Committee of Karenni State Provides Additional Support Funds to Families of 7 Fallen CDM Staff
September 27
Radio NUG
On September 27, it was announced that the Karenni State Civil Servants’ CDM Committee had provided additional support funds to the families of 7 fallen CDM staff.
The assistance was extended to the families of:
- 2 fallen CDM members from the military sector,
- 2 fallen CDM members from the police,
- 1 fallen CDM member from the health sector,
- 1 fallen CDM member from the education sector, and
- 1 fallen CDM member from the administration sector.
The committee stated that it is providing support as much as possible and is currently verifying the received lists.
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📌📌 3. People’s Goal Collaborates with Principles of Humanity (PoH) to Conduct an International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Awareness Training
September 27
Radio NUG
People’s Goal, in collaboration with Principles of Humanity, organized an awareness-sharing training on International Humanitarian Law (IHL).
The two-day training, held at a location on the Thai–Myanmar border, was attended by 35 participants, including CDM soldiers, police officers and their family members, former PDF fighters, CDM civil servants, and political activists.
The training covered the definitions and principles of IHL, as well as the standards that must be upheld during armed conflicts. Participants actively engaged in discussions, raised questions, and exchanged perspectives.
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📌📌 4. Internally Displaced People in Western Demoso Facing Food Shortages
September 27
Radio NUG
Jobs For Kayah announced that displaced persons in camps located in the western part of Demoso, Karenni State, are facing food shortages and are in urgent need of assistance.
Based on field visits and reports from the IDPs, the situation is observed to be more difficult and dire compared to previous years.
Currently, there are 8 displacement camps that have directly requested assistance from Jobs For Kayah, either through letters or in person. The organization stated it will continue striving to provide food aid to these displaced populations.
Jobs For Kayah appealed to donors to contribute rice, oil, funds, or other forms of support for displaced persons and children.
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📌📌 5. Funeral Ceremony of Victor Khinyio Held
September 27
Radio NUG
The funeral ceremony of Victor Khinyio—who firmly established himself in the music world with many remarkable and powerful songs—was held on September 27 at 1:30 PM at Special Hall No. 1 of Yayway Cemetery.
Victor Khinyio passed away on September 25 at the age of 80, leaving behind his beloved songs, family, and fans.
Alongside his contemporaries, numerous musicians, friends from the music community, and fans came to pay their final respects and accompany him on his last journey.
At the time of his passing, Victor Khinyio is survived by his wife and three sons.
These reports were submitted by Radio NUG correspondents Khur Shel, Padeh Phoe, and Ma Khaymon.
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