Topic: Tom Andrews

Myanmar's military has imported at least $1 billion in weapons and related materials from Russia, China and other countries since seizing power in a February 2021 coup, according to a new report by a U.N. expert.

In what is being called one of the deadliest attacks on civilians since the military took over Myanmar, at least 53 people died Tuesday in airstrikes on an organized domestic event in the village of Pa Zi Gyi in Saga

Two years after the Myanmar military seized power in a coup, a United Nations envoy called for the international community to deny the legitimacy of the ruling junta and to reject upcoming "sham" elections

The United Nations Security Council has adopted its first resolution on Myanmar in 74 years, demanding an end to violence across the country, as well as the release of political prisoners.

Myanmar executed four anti-coup activists, including a former lawmaker, its military junta announced Monday, sparking widespread condemnation over the country's first use of the death penalty in decades.

Myanmar's ruling junta has systematically killed, tortured and detained children since seizing power in a February 2021 coup, a U.N. expert said in a new report that calls for an urgent international response.

The military government of Myanmar said it has released hundreds of political prisoners who opposed the February takeover and plans to release thousands more.

A group of bipartisan lawmakers has introduced legislation to punish those responsible for the Myanmar military junta's February coup and subsequent crackdown on civilians.

A U.N. authority to Myanmar says military forces that have taken over the Asian nation are abducting family members -- including young children -- as a tactic to compel fugitives to give themselves up.

The European Union imposed a third round of sanctions targeting government officials and state-owned corporations on Monday over the military junta's February coup and subsequent bloody crackdown on protesters.