Myanmar Archives - Amnesty International Ireland

15th October 2025
Write For Rights 2025: Myanmar-Free Myanmar photojournalist Sai Zaw

22nd August 2025
Urgent Action: Myanmar -GRAVE CONCERNS FOR TORTURED EX-POLITICIAN

19th June 2025
From Myanmar to Australia: “People wanted to help but also learn from us”

1st April 2025
Myanmar: Inhumane military attacks in earthquake areas hindering relief efforts

21st August 2024
Myanmar: New attacks against Rohingya a disturbing echo of 2017 mass violence

Victims following the bombing of a church in Myanmar

8th February 2024
Myanmar: Military air strikes that killed 17 civilians ‘must be investigated as war crimes’

A group of activists hold placards of Japanese citizen Toru Kubota, who is detained in Myanmar, during a rally in front of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tokyo on July 31, 2022.

6th October 2022
Myanmar: Japanese filmmaker jailed for seven years in latest attack on independent media

Artwork commissioned for publication of research looking at the Rohingya right to remedy from Meta (Facebook)

29th September 2022
Myanmar: Facebook’s systems promoted violence against Rohingya; Meta owes reparations – new report

Phyo Zayar Thaw, who was executed by Myanmar's military authorities

25th July 2022
Myanmar: First executions in decades mark atrocious escalation in state repression

Police in riot gear force people off a street as they protest the killing of Andrew Brown Jr. on April 27, 2021 in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.

23rd June 2022
20 rules for ending widespread misuse of police batons

6th December 2021
Myanmar: Unbridled destruction of freedoms as Aung San Suu Kyi sentenced

5th May 2021
Myanmar: UN Security Council must urgently impose arms embargo

1st March 2021
Myanmar: Amid surging death toll, military must end use of lethal force immediately

9th February 2021
Myanmar: Several injured as security forces violently quash peaceful protests

8th February 2021
Myanmar: New internet blackout “heinous and reckless”

2nd February 2021
Myanmar: UN Security Council must act urgently, hold military accountable

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