“Conflit au Myanmar” refers to the ongoing civil conflict and political turmoil in Myanmar, which has been particularly significant since the military coup in February 2021. This conflict involves the struggle between the military junta (Tatmadaw) and various ethnic armed groups, as well as pro-democracy movements and the National Unity Government (NUG), which opposes military rule. The situation has led to widespread violence, human rights violations, and a humanitarian crisis, as civilians face displacement, repression, and severe economic hardship. The conflict is rooted in deep-seated ethnic tensions and historical grievances, and it has drawn international attention and condemnation. The term encapsulates the complex geopolitical, social, and humanitarian dimensions of the situation in Myanmar.
Des attaques aériennes menées par l'armée du Myanmar ont tué 17 civils, dont neuf enfants, lorsqu'ils se sont rassemblés pour assister à l'église le mois dernier, selon une nouvelle enquête…