As Myanmar approaches elections scheduled for 28 December, the UN’s top human rights official has said that civilians are ...

Fifteen months later, the junta has clawed back some territory and is about to hold the first polls since it seized power in ...

Armed anti-junta groups are using the same tactic to keep people away. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

UN said Myanmar’s junta was using violence and intimidation to force people to vote in upcoming military-controlled elections ...

UN rights office says civilians face threats, arrests, intimidation by both military, armed groups before Dec. 28 elections - ...

Myanmar has been gripped by conflict since the 2021 coup, with the military facing widespread resistance from pro-democracy groups and ethnic armed organisations. The junta has presented elections as ...

Voters in Myanmar's military-controlled areas participated in an election seen as a ‘sham’, favouring the junta-aligned party ...

Myanmar`s military junta holds phased elections, claiming a return to civilian rule. Critics call it a sham amid civil war ...

YANGON: The United Nations said Sunday (Dec 28) that Myanmar needs "free, fair, inclusive and credible" elections, as ...

The United Nations top court has announced that fresh public hearings in a case accusing Myanmar of genocide against its Muslim Rohingya minority will take place in January 2026.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Myanmar is on “a path to self-destruction” if violence in the conflict-wracked Southeast Asian nation doesn’t end, the U.N. envoy warned on Tuesday. Julie Bishop told the U.N.