Geneva: Expressing annoyance over the continued detention of over 40 journalists in Myanmar, the global media safety and rights body Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) urges the military regime in Naypietaw
Geneva: Expressing annoyance over the continued detention of over 40 journalists in Myanmar, the global media safety and rights body Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) urges the military regime in Naypietaw
Guwahati: The ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) opposes the military junta’s recently revived cyber-security law with a warning that it would pose a serious threat to fundamental rights and
Geneva: Press Emblem Campaign (PEC), the global media safety and rights body, strongly condemns the killing of two reporters during a military raid in Mon State of Myanmar and demands
The Working Committee (WC) Naga National Political Groups (NNPG) is deeply disturbed by the gravity of the situation in Naga areas of Myanmar. The political turmoil is slowly snowballing into
Ukhrul: The NSCN-K (Yung Aung) has raised concerns over the alleged conscription of Naga youths by the Burmese army in Myanmar. This claim has sparked alarm within the Naga community,
Guwahati: The Geneva-based global media safety and rights body, Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) has condemned the murder of journalist Ko Myat Thu Tun (alias Phoe Thiha) along with six other
A Myanmar military aircraft in the process of taking back its soldiers on Tuesday skidded off the runway at Lengpui Airport in the Northeast State of Mizoram on Tuesday. According
Geneva: Press Emblem Campaign (PEC), the global media safety and rights body, has expressed concern over the recent arrest of a Rakhine reporter in western Myanmar and urged the military
Newmai News Network Dimapur: The Naga Hoho has urged the Government of Nagaland to extend all possible help and support and to immediately arrange a border area humanitarian support team
Geneva, November 27: Press Emblem Campaign, the global media safety and rights body, denounces the Myanmar (Burma/Brahmadesh) junta for continue jailing scribes as Yangon-based freelance journalist Ah Hla Lay Thuzar