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The two sailors said they could no longer stand people looking at them in disgust when they were in uniform and had joined the civil disobedience movement.

U Aung Myo Min tells The Irrawaddy that detailed records of violations will form the backbone of future prosecutions of junta criminals.

Daw Zin Mar Aung says Asean is toothless when dealing with Myanmar’s military regime.

After their occupation of a Myanmar military camp near the Thai border, the KNLA’s spokesman says the rebel army stands with the pro-democracy protesters.

Ko Wai Moe Naing was beaten and tortured by regime security forces and his mother has not been allowed to visit him.

Ma Khin Nyein Thu was shown on military-run television after being badly beaten during interrogation. Her mother tells The Irrawaddy she cannot look at her injured face.

CRPH spokesman says a national unity government will be formed and that it will draft a federal democracy constitution.

An unnamed medic tells The Irrawaddy about how his colleagues were beaten during a nighttime raid on his South Okkalapa hospital.

A young victim of Myanmar’s junta in Monywa recalled how he was mistreated by soldiers during his detention.