In rebel-held Myanmar, civilians face devastating air strikes and a sham election
Summary
In Myanmar, civilians are fleeing due to military air strikes and are worried about being forced to vote in upcoming elections. Many people have crossed into India for safety, while others stay in nearby areas with little resources. The government, which took control in a 2021 coup, is facing criticism for its actions against civilians.Key Facts
- Civilians in Myanmar are leaving their homes due to air strikes by the military.
- An election is starting on December 28, and some people fear being forced to vote.
- Many refugees have fled to India's Mizoram state for safety.
- The military government took over Myanmar in a coup in February 2021.
- The military has targeted places like schools, churches, and hospitals in recent attacks.
- The air strikes have resulted in numerous casualties, including children.
- The Chin Human Rights Organisation reports damage and deaths in the Chin State from airstrikes.
- The Myanmar military did not answer questions regarding these attacks.
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