National Unity Government of Myanmar

Mandalay Free Press reported that the prisoners of war were captured when resistance forces seized a police station in a neighboring township.

An NUG People's Administration team in Sagine Region announced that aid groups must obtain permission before delivering assistance in its territory.

The Chao'u Township admin team said it issued the order for security reasons, and violators of the directive will be punished.

The group's spokesperson told Mandalay Free Press that some groups delivering assistance were favoring certain areas.

And that's it.

They don't talk about the international things or they don't ask the NUG government, what are you doing? Not anymore.

Maybe in 2023, we were so upset and we were so mad about, what are you doing? You said you are our government.

Look at what you did.

Since the 1 February coup, licenses were revoked, pushing Khit Thit, The Irrawaddy, and DVB to Thailand, Myanmar Now to Australia, and Mizzima underground.

The regime is revoking passports and using anti-terrorism charges to extradite journalists, National Unity Government leaders, and People's Defense Forces members.

Interpol's Article 3 forbids political interventions, yet exiled Myanmar Journalists Network Secretary Khang Thet San warned undocumented border journalists face deep psychological distress and secret arrests.

They report seven journalists killed since the coup.

Interesting.

Is there any collaboration with other NGOs, civil society organizations, or even with the, the National Unity Government? Because I know that when it comes to providing learning materials, educational materials, whether it's e-books and PDFs, uh, in, in regions where they can't get physical education materials, I know that that has become a, a, an important point for the Ministry of Education.

Do you have any collaboration or cooperation with them, or are you completely separate?

In November, I travel to the Anyar region, uh, in Magway.

When I went, I traveled to Myanmar back in March, April, I went from India to the north of the Sagaing region, which is dominated by the People's Defense Forces, which were the newly emerged resistance groups.

And I saw in that region how the NUG, which is the oppositionist government, tried to run the territories under its control.

But what I also noticed, especially when I was talking with resistance fighters when we were visiting field hospitals, that the Chinese drones were really hammering on the resistance fighters.

They were really struggling at the front.

I supported People's Defense Forces as usual.

After that, I worked at a National Unity Government's human rights department.

They couldn't pay much, and I had to use almost all my salary to bribe the Mae Sot police.

I was undocumented, so when I got arrested, I had to pay a large sum of money to the police.

Right, and there's been 100,000 people killed since the coup d'etat was staged in early 21.

The National Unity Government in Exile is based mainly out of Chiang Mai, northern Thailand.

They've been running the political cause, but then you've got the 20-odd ethnic armed organisations and the People's Defence Force who are actually doing the fighting.

They had some big victories 20 years.