AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMyanmar Conflict & Rights: UN investigators say the Myanmar military intensified deliberate aerial attacks on civilians ahead of the December–January election, with a pattern of torture and sexual violence plus arbitrary detention; they cite growing use of drones and paramotors that makes attacks harder to escape. Rakhine State Update: An Arakan Army account says a military airstrike in Thandwe Township killed 14 people and injured 11, damaging homes near a monastery, as fighting continues. Rohingya Diplomacy: Bangladesh’s Home Minister urged Sweden to expand assistance for forcibly displaced Rohingyas, stressing safe, dignified repatriation as the only solution. Refugee Returns: Malaysia’s legal community is pressing the government to disclose safeguards and screening details for a proposed maritime repatriation of 5,000 refugees, while Malaysia says returns depend on safety guarantees. Information Access: Mizzima and Reporters Without Borders launched a shortwave radio service, “Voice of Independent Myanmar,” to reach people amid censorship and internet blackouts.
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