The International Criminal Court (ICC) is continuing its preparations to issue an arrest warrant for military leader Min Aung Hlaing, according to U Tun Khin, President of the Burma Rohingya Organisation UK. He indicated that the arrest warrant is expected to be issued in the near future. The ICC has been investigating crimes committed against the Rohingya people by Min Aung Hlaing and other military council leaders, and is preparing to prosecute them for these alleged crimes.
Following the earthquake in Sagaing Region, the military council has announced that university entrance examinations will be held again starting June 16 in Mandalay, Sagaing, Kachin State, and Naypyidaw, claiming that exam answer sheets were damaged in the earthquake. This announcement was made on April 22, causing concern among students and parents. The sudden rescheduling of these important examinations has created additional stress and uncertainty for those affected by the situation.
Additionally, it has been reported that during the Thingyan festival period, military council troops forcibly detained 47 young people from Thayarwaddy Township in Bago Region to serve as porters. Human rights organizations have stated that the use of civilians as forced porters constitutes a violation of international law and can be classified as a war crime. The military council continues to commit acts of violence and oppression against civilians, with mounting evidence of ongoing war crimes being documented across the country.
