Junta's Reform Efforts Mask Rise in Systemic Torture of Children in Myanmar Elections
Myanmar's military junta is rebranding itself for elections despite mounting evidence of systemic torture, including the torture of children, as a UN probe reveals atrocities intensifying under the regime. The generals are planning to stage-manage their transition into democratic rule.
Myanmar's military junta is rebranding itself for elections despite mounting evidence of systematic torture, including the torture of children, as revealed by a UN probe that has uncovered alarming human rights abuses in the country. The junta's efforts to rebrand come amid intensifying atrocities and an investigation into its role in perpetuating suffering. The findings from the UN probe have raised concerns about the regime's intentions and the potential for further human rights violations. The military's rebranding efforts raise questions about the credibility of their claims to reform.
