The Human Rights Foundation of Monland

The Human Rights Foundation of Monland

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The Human Rights Foundation of Monland is a local human rights organization aiming to restore democracy, human rights & genuine peace in Burma.

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Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: October 2026 | Week Four ⚠️ 7+ Arrested ⚠️ 5+ Detained ⚠️ 9+ Injured ⚠️ 4+ Killed Across targeted areas of HURFOM, displacement is on the rise as junta forces advance in local areas.

Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: October 2026 | Week Three ⚠️ 8+ Arrested ⚠️ 6+ Detained ⚠️ 12+ Injured ⚠️ 6+ Killed HURFOM documented several cases of airstrikes and artillery attacks against civilians as the junta continues to target innocent communities.

Artillery Battalion No. 318, based in Ah-Bit Village, Mudon Township, Mon State, continued shelling Pu Lain Village in Ta Khun Taing Village Tract, Kyainnseikyi Township, Karen State, until the evening of October 14, residents said. No further fighting had been reported in the area.

A 14-year-old girl and her grandmother, aged around 60, suffered shrapnel injuries when junta artillery fire struck the eastern part of Thayettaw village near Kyone Doe, Karen State, on the night of October 12, according to local witnesses and a village administrator.

Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: October 2026 | Week Two ⚠️ 11+ Arrested ⚠️ 8+ Detained ⚠️ 9+ Injured ⚠️ 4+ Killed Across targeted areas of HURFOM, the junta’s firing of weapons has led to rising rates of civilian casualties.

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📣 JFM condemns continued US delisting of Myanmar cronies and sanctions on ICC The US gov must learn from the mistakes it made after the sham 2010 election and not appease a brutal military that commits genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity with impunity. More on FB 👉🏽 buff.ly/xw9vyXB

A 22-year-old man with a mental health condition from Myay Ni Kone Ward, Area 6, in Mawlamyine was reportedly taken and handed over for military conscription by a motorcycle taxi driver. The young man had been renting a house on Yan Pyay Street in Area 6 of Myay Ni Kone Ward.

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Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: October 2026 | Week One ⚠️ 8+ Arrested ⚠️ 6+ Detained ⚠️ 11+ Injured ⚠️ 5+ Killed 🌊Over the past week, HURFOM reported devastating flood impacts across Dawei District.

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🚨Floods in Tanintharyi, #Myanmar: 13+ dead, 30 missing, 10,000+ affected. Urgent need for shelter, food & medicine. ❌ Aid must not go thru the junta. It must reach affected communities directly thru trusted local groups & border based channels. 🖇️ https://bit.ly/4xUUOAC

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Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: September 2026 | Week Three ⚠️ 13+ Arrested ⚠️ 8+ Detained ⚠️ 14+ Injured ⚠️ 7+ Killed Six prisoners died of dengue at Kyaikmayaw Prison in Mon State amid allegations that medicine shortages & delays left them without care.

Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: September 2026 | Week Two ⚠️ 9+ Arrested ⚠️ 6+ Detained ⚠️ 12+ Injured ⚠️ 5+ Killed Junta troops and police are increasingly using nighttime patrols, roadside checks + raids on homes to seize young people for military service.

Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: September 2026 | Week One ⚠️ 13+ Arrested ⚠️ 9+ Detained ⚠️ 14+ Injured ⚠️ 6+ Killed HURFOM is concerned about flood-affected communities as water continues to rise across low-lying areas of Mon State.

Floodwaters continue to rise across low-lying areas of Kyaikmayaw Township, Mon State, nearly a week after continuous heavy rain caused the Attaran River to overflow. Flooding began on 24 Aug following days of persistent rain. Instead of receding, residents said water levels have continued to rise.

Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: August 2026 | Week Three ⚠️ 11+ Arrested ⚠️ 8+ Detained ⚠️ 9+ Injured ⚠️ 5+ Killed As conditions on the ground deteriorate, families displaced by months of fighting are running short of supplies.

Families displaced by months of fighting around Maw Taung are running short of food and medicine as they continue sheltering in forests and mountainous areas, with some forced to walk for days simply to reach a place where they can buy basic supplies.

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Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: August 2026 | Week Two ⚠️ 9+ Arrested ⚠️ 7+ Detained ⚠️ 13+ Injured ⚠️ 6+ Killed Rising attacks are causing ongoing fear and alarm. Among those killed was a senior Buddhist monk.

Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: August 2026 | Week One ⚠️ 7+ Arrested ⚠️ 5+ Detained ⚠️ 12+ Injured ⚠️ 5+ Killed Indiscriminate violence continues to claim the lives of civilians. A 16-year-old boy was shot & killed in Dawei.

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dlvr.itActivists protest Min Aung Hlaing’s visit to ThailandActivists protest Min Aung Hlaing’s visit to Thailand Photos by Ginger Cat On 6 August, activists and civil society groups staged a protest near Government House against the visit of Myanmar president and junta leader Senior General Min Aung Hlaing’s visit to Thailand. In the evening of 6 August, activists attempted to display protest banners in front of the Office of the Public Sector Development Commission (OPDC), opposite Government House. However, they were blocked by police officers from leaving the OPDC. The police also displayed banners claiming that Phitsanulok Road is within the 50-metre radius around Government House where protest is prohibited. Two activists wore masks of Min Aung Hlaing and Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and staged a performance in which they ate cake and spoke about the splitting of benefit between the two leaders and the water pollution in the Kok River from rare earths mining in Myanmar. Around them, other activists scattered pictures of the river, people, and internally displaced persons to show the effects of the 2021 Myanmar coup. The two activists said that inviting Min Aung Hlaing to visit Thailand does not solve problems in Myanmar or the effects felt in Thailand. By inviting Min Aung Hlaing, the Thai government disregarded the problem facing the people, from water contamination to airstrike in Myanmar and Thai investment in business relating to the Myanmar military. If leaders do not listen to the people, it is difficult to achieve peace and normalcy. At around 18.40, activists put up a banner saying “We don’t welcome the criminal Min Aung Hlaing” on the side of Phitsanulok Road, opposite Government House where Thai and Myanmar leaders were reportedly meeting. The police then made a warning through a megaphone, ordering the activists to move out of the area. After the activists put the banner away, the police warned them to stay inside the OPDC or they will be charged. eng editor 1 Sun, 2026-08-09 - 11:44 * News * Min Aung Hlaing * Myanmar (Feed generated with FetchRSS)

A junta column of around 500 troops burned two homes and a community clinic in Eakkani Village, within the Dawei Special Economic Zone in Yebyu Township, Dawei District. The column entered the area on July 26. The following day, they set fire to the two houses + the clinic in Eakkani Village.

A 30-year-old IDP from Zayat Seik Village was shot dead after he and two other civilians encountered a junta patrol in Baing Pyin Village, Palaw Township, Myeik District, Tanintharyi. At 2 PM on July 26, the three men entered Baing Pyin Village to collect food from their homes when they were shot.

Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: July 2026 | Week Four ⚠️ 10+ Arrested ⚠️ 7+ Detained ⚠️ 15+ Injured ⚠️ 7+ Killed HURFOM reported over the last week that Mon communities are experiencing a fuel crisis, with severe shortages.

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Landmines are a scourge, in Myanmar their use is widespread & they continue to kill civilians indiscriminately.

Two local women were injured after stepping on a landmine while collecting bamboo shoots in Hpa-an Township, Karen State, on the morning of July 18. The victims were identified as a 36-year-old and a 45-year-old. They were searching for bamboo shoots near the village when the explosion occurred.

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Two local women were injured after stepping on a landmine while collecting bamboo shoots in Hpa-an Township, Karen State, on the morning of July 18. The victims were identified as a 36-year-old and a 45-year-old. They were searching for bamboo shoots near the village when the explosion occurred.

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"Chief of Kyikemayaw Prison said to his staff, “Beat them as you like. If something happens, I’ll take responsibility.” The Director of the Mon State Prison Department said, “The death of a prisoner only costs us a piece of paper (death certificate)” Via @hurfom.bsky.social #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar

rehmonnya.orgPolitical prisoners in Kyikemayaw Central Prison abused and violated - HURFOMHURFOM: On July 9th, 2026, the Political Prisoners Network Myanmar (PPNM) released a statement citing the political prisoners in the Kyikemayaw Central Prison, Kyikemayaw Township, Mon State were beat...

Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: July 2026 | Week Three ⚠️ 12+ Arrested ⚠️ 8+ Detained ⚠️ 17+ Injured ⚠️ 7+ Killed HURFOM condemns an attack where two students were injured after artillery shells exploded near a primary school in the Tanintharyi Region.

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“The military is not a reformed institution wearing a civilian suit. It is a collapsing institution seeking a diplomatic lifeline.” :- @khinohmar.bsky.social @pvamplify.bsky.social 's weekly highlight talks how the Junta's "peace" narrative is lies as it continues to kill civilians.

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#Myanmar military junta wants the world to believe it has changed. It hasn't. While promoting its sham peace, the junta continues bombing civilians & spreading disinformation. #ASEAN & the intl community must reject this sham rebrand—not reward it. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar https://bit.ly/3TGpkzs

The families of two women from Asin Village, Ye Township, Mon State, have had no contact with them for five days after they were arrested over alleged links to resistance groups. At around 8 PM on July 10, Junta troops and members of the village security force raided their home & arrested them.

⚠️Two students were injured after artillery shells exploded near a primary school in Hton Nwe Village, Tanintharyi Township, Tanintharyi Region, on the morning of July 10. The incident happened at 8:30 a.m. There was no fighting in the area at the time.

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In June, the military heavily cracked down on the public’s peaceful participation in the Rose Movement. Authorities carried out arbitrary arrests, physical assaults, and rigorous stop-and-search inspections targeting individuals who wore roses, sold them.. more > tinyurl.com/5h9whs79 #Myanmar #athan

Weekly update on the situation in Karen, Mon & Dawei since the failed coup: July 2026 | Week Two ⚠️ 9+ Arrested ⚠️ 7+ Detained ⚠️ 15+ Injured ⚠️ 6+ Killed Arbitrary arrests across targeted areas of HURFOM continue to threaten & undermine local livelihoods.