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Myanmar Civil War
Military junta seized power on 1 February 2021, driving Myanmar into all-out civil war, with China backing the junta. Sham elections held Dec 2025-Jan 2026; coup leader Min Aung Hlaing was then elected president by the military-dominated parliament and sworn in on 10 April 2026. On 30 April 2026 Aung San Suu Kyi, 80, was moved from prison to house arrest at an undisclosed location, with more than 13 years of her sentence left to serve. 100,000+ killed since the coup (ACLED, cited August 2026).
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KEY COUNTRIES
Myanmar, nationwide- 100,000+ killed since the 2021 coup (ACLED, cited Aug 2026)
- 3.6M+ displaced (UN, Apr 2026)
Civilians- 702 civilians killed by the military Aug 2025 - Jan 2026, 476 of them in airstrikes (OHCHR verified)
OTHERS
Journalists and media workers
- 7 journalists killed since the 1 Feb 2021 coup (CPJ, as of Jan 2026)
- At least 200 journalists arrested since the coup (Independent Press Council Myanmar, Jan 2026)
- 39 journalists and 2 media workers currently detained (RSF, as of 22 Sept 2026)
Health workers
- 175 health workers killed and 932 arrested in 1,943 attacks on health care, Feb 2021 - 4 June 2026 (Insecurity Insight)
- 34 health workers killed and 33 arrested in 2025 (Insecurity Insight)
Aid workers
- 3 young aid workers of The Ants Humanitarian Aid Team killed by junta forces near Dawei in July 2026 (Fortify Rights, 31 Aug 2026)
OUTRAGE LEVELIMPACT ON ACTUAL CONFLICT: 0%
THE OFFICIAL CONDEMNATION REGISTRY10 of 29 - newest first
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Human Rights Watchaccuse
“The Myanmar military continues to commit war crimes and crimes against humanity.”
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UN Secretary-General Guterresstrongly condemn
“The secretary-general strongly condemns the attacks and calls on all parties to end the violence immediately, to protect civilians and comply with their obligations under international law”
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UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Türkconcerns
“wracked by extreme violence”
↗ UN News · 29 Sept 2026+1 more
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ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR)accuse
“The Myanmar junta must be held accountable”
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Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahmanconcerns
“The crisis originated in Myanmar; its solution lies in Myanmar”
↗ UN News · 23 Sept 2026+1 more
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UN High Commissioner for Refugees Salihalarm
“When funding disappears, needs do not disappear with it”
↗ UN News · 23 Sept 2026+1 more
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UN Special Envoy on Myanmar Julie Bishopconcerns
“It’s estimated that over 30,000 children are born into the camp each year”
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Myanmar Permanent Representative Kyaw Moe Tunreject
“Based on my experience over the past five years and the information I have gathered during this period, I can say that the situation is likely to remain unchanged”
↗ DVB · 22 Sept 2026+1 more
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UN Secretary-General Guterresdeeply concerned
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Myanmar Foreign Ministryreject
“Kyaw Moe Tun’s continued representation of Myanmar at the United Nations does not constitute formal recognition of his legitimacy”
- Blocked by China and Russia at the Security Council - no Council product on the elections or the new government (private meeting, 6 Mar 2026).
- The UN High Commissioner urged an ICC referral (7 Sep 2026).
- The 81st session appointed its nine-member Credentials Committee on 8 Sep 2026: Bahamas, Belgium, Benin, China, Jamaica, Russia, Uganda, the United States and Vanuatu.
- The junta declared its own permanent representative's credentials "revoked and withdrawn" on 12 Sep 2026 and named its replacement, retired colonel Aung Thurein.
- The Credentials Committee had taken no decision as of 26 Sep 2026 and is not expected to meet until around the end of November, so the pre-coup envoy held the seat through the high-level week for a sixth year.
- Myanmar was scheduled second from last in the general debate, on the afternoon of 28 September 2026, ahead of only Afghanistan.
- Gambia v. Myanmar (Rohingya genocide): merits hearings 12-29 Jan 2026 with 11 intervening states.
- The Court is deliberating in Gambia v. Myanmar, with no judgment as of Sep 2026.
- The ICC arrest warrant request for Min Aung Hlaing (Nov 2024) was undecided as of Sep 2026.
- The Argentine universal-jurisdiction warrant (Feb 2025) was unexecuted as of Sep 2026.
- Junta rebranded as a civilian government.
- The USDP won 80%+ of contested seats in the Dec 2025-Jan 2026 elections.
- Min Aung Hlaing was elected president on 3 April 2026 (429 of 584 votes) and handed the military to loyalist Ye Win Oo.
- China, India, Thailand and 20 other countries sent representatives to the 10 April inauguration.
- Thailand hosted him on a state visit on 6-7 August despite an outstanding Argentine arrest warrant.
- EU renewed sanctions on 27 April 2026, to April 2027.
- Airstrikes continued after the inauguration - a monastery in Sagaing was bombed during a Buddhist retreat on 21 August 2026.
- The five-point consensus was never implemented.
- At the 81st General Assembly high-level week (22-26 Sept 2026) the junta's nominee was still unseated and the pre-coup envoy still led the delegation.
- A military airstrike on a market in Kyauktaw, Rakhine, killed 50 and wounded at least 58 on 28 Sept 2026 - Rakhine's deadliest since a December hospital bombing (Arakan Army figures, via Reuters).
- Min Aung Hlaing visited Kuala Lumpur on 7 Oct 2026, his sixth bilateral trip to an Asian country since the coup, nine days after the Kyauktaw strike and the same week Malaysia began deporting some 5,000 Myanmar nationals (HRW).
- Malaysia deported about 1,500 Myanmar nationals on 29 Sept 2026, the first phase of a plan to return some 5,000, over objections from the UN High Commissioner.
ASEAN agreed on a 'Five-Point Consensus' in 2021. Not a single point was implemented.
In May 2026 ASEAN 'noted the conclusion' of the junta's elections; in April the coup leader was sworn in as president and declared that Myanmar 'has returned to the path of democracy', and in August Thailand hosted a state visit for a man with an international arrest warrant.
Fifteen days later his air force bombed a monastery. Moving on.
On 28 September, the day Myanmar was down to speak at the General Assembly, a market in Rakhine was bombed at midday and 50 people died. The Secretary-General strongly condemned it the next day. Malaysia began deporting people back there the same day.
- The war against the media in Myanmar since the 2021 military coup - DVB, 2026-01-28
- Myanmar - Reporters Without Borders (RSF)
- Nearly 2,000 Attacks on Health Care Recorded in Myanmar Since 2021 Coup - New Day Myanmar
- Myanmar - Insecurity Insight
- Myanmar: Junta Forces Kill Humanitarian Workers and Civilians in Bid to Secure Russian-Backed Dawei Special Economic Zone - Fortify Rights, 2026-08-31
- Myanmar civil war (2021–present) - Wikipedia
- Myanmar’s coup leader elected president by pro-military parliament - Al Jazeera, 2026-04-03
- Myanmar’s coup leader Min Aung Hlaing sworn in as president - Al Jazeera, 2026-04-10
- Myanmar junta says Suu Kyi moved to house arrest, doubts linger - NPR, 2026-04-30
- Myanmar leader visits Thailand in bid to bolster international legitimacy - Al Jazeera, 2026-08-06
- Myanmar military bombing kills 14 at Buddhist monastery, opposition reports - Al Jazeera, 2026-08-21
- Application of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (The Gambia v. Myanmar: 11 States intervening) - International Court of Justice
- Myanmar: Private Meeting - Security Council Report
- Myanmar says UN envoy illegitimate ahead of credentials decision (AFP) - Free Malaysia Today / AFP, 2026-09-13
- Malaysia: Press Myanmar Junta Leader to End Abuses - Human Rights Watch, 2026-10-06