The Global Agenda
@TGA · 3:18
"Hope is rare now in Myanmar" The Global Agenda: Episode 6
The latest this report, covering the period between 1st February 2022 to 2023 January this year, details a number of incidents in which thousands were detained, hundreds of houses were burned, and dozens of people, including children, were killed by shelling and military raids. If we are to look at certain statistics, credible sources have verified that at least 2947 civilians have been killed by the military and its affiliates since 2021, including 244 children
Charvi Dhiran
@charvi24 · 2:06
Hi, Tanvi. This is Charvi here. And first things first. This is Quiet, the news in between all of the hassle and all of the natural disasters and the Taliban news coming to light. This has not been discussed about much, so I'm glad that you decided to bring this topic to light. And, you know, Myanmar is another situation about human rights. It's being taken away and the number of refugees increasing day by day