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Press release·7 October 2026

Junta Restrictions Obstruct Mosque Repair and Reconstruction

New BHRN report documents decades of restrictions on Muslim places of worship and finds that 180 Islamic religious buildings were affected by the earthquake and at least 670 Muslims were killed. Successive Myanmar governments and military regimes imposed discriminatory restrictions that obstructed Muslim communities from constructing, repairing, and renovating mosques, and the military junta has continued those restrictions after the March 2025 earthquake, the Burma Human Rights Network (BHRN) said in a report…

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29 April 2026

Hate Speech Against Muslims, Rohingya, and Women Surged in 2025 as Military-Backed Nationalists Escalated Online Campaigns

Military-backed nationalist networks escalated their online campaigns. Online hate speech targeting Muslims, Rohingya, and women intensified across Myanmar’s social media landscape in 2025, fueled by military-backed nationalist networks and amplified by platforms with weak enforcement, the Burma Human Rights Network (BHRN) said today. A new report by BHRN documents 943 instances of hate speech recorded on Telegram…

1 February 2026

Five Years Since the Coup, the Junta Continues to Kill with Impunity in Burma

Today marks five years since the Myanmar military seized power on February 1, 2021. In that time, the junta has killed thousands of civilians, detained more than 30,000 political prisoners, and displaced at least 3.6 million people. Its atrocities, which include war crimes and crimes against humanity, have only intensified over the past…

10 December 2025

77 Years After Universal Declaration: Myanmar's Muslims Face Escalating Persecution

Equal protection has been systematically denied for decades. Today marks 77 years since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) affirmed that all people are entitled to safety, dignity, and equal protection under the law. Yet in Myanmar, these principles have been systematically violated for decades by the military, through…

17 October 2025

BHRN Warns of Rising Atrocity Risks Amid Escalating Anti-Muslim Hate Speech in Myanmar

An alarming rise in incitement against Muslim minorities. Documentation by the Burma Human Rights Network (BHRN) reveals an alarming increase in hate speech and incitement to violence targeting Myanmar’s Muslim minorities, including the Rohingya. These developments, amplified by ultranationalist Buddhist monks aligned with the military…

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August

2026
110
Civilians killed
by the military
Men64
Women46
LGBTQ+0
Youngest6 months
Oldest88 years
Most killed inSagaing 32Rakhine 29
Since Feb 20219,345 total
August 2026 - Summary of Monthly Situation Update Situation Summary August 2026 Published 14 Sep 2026 August 2026 - Digital Hate Monthly Report (English/မြန်မာ) Digital Hate August 2026 Published 25 Sep 2026

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