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The junta’s announcement is a performative amnesty intended to improve its international legitimacy.
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The junta’s announcement is a performative amnesty intended to improve its international legitimacy.
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Myanmar
Recently united rebel groups are rapidly retaking territory from government forces and now control more than half of Myanmar.
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a performative gesture of amnesty aimed at bolstering the repressive junta's global legitimacy.
The junta’s announcement is a performative amnesty intended to improve its international legitimacy.
Open source reportEmerging reports suggest Aung San Suu Kyi has actually been under house arrest for around 18 months already, but the junta waited until China's foreign minister intervened to announce the move...
Emerging reports place Suu Kyi under house arrest for roughly 18 months before the announcement; the junta publicized the move after intervention by China’s foreign minister. An estimate of 22,000 other political prisoners.
Open source reportMyanmar's military government said it had moved Aung San Suu Kyi... from prison to house arrest... The junta said it had also... shortened her sentence by 4.5 years.
The military government announced Aung San Suu Kyi’s transfer from prison to house arrest and reduced her sentence by 4.5 years.
Open source reportRecently-united rebel groups are rapidly retaking territory from government forces in Myanmar. Rebels now control over half the country.
Recently united rebel groups are rapidly retaking territory from government forces and now control more than half of Myanmar.
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