Since the late 1988 till now,the true fact that is acceptable or not is Daw Aung San Suu Kyi who has strong public support was being hated by junta. 

 

She went back to Myanmar from England in late 1988 and junta treated and shaped her as the one who got married to foreigner as well as the one who failed to keep the nationalism. 

 

Despite these efforts,her chrisma had been risen with her sacrifices for the people and the tough political journey. 

 

The term "Amay Su" is called by those who personally admire her and it is the bitter sound for the regime leaders and that was used by Editor U Win Oo from New History of People,an agency which stand with junta. 

 

At the press conference on 18th November,U Win Oo used "Amay Su" for four times while he interviewed junta spokesperson General Zaw Min Tun and he asked for the amnesty of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and journalists. 

 

After that,he was being detained along with U Zaw Min Oo from Pyaw news agency and no further information has been confirmed yet. 

 

The junta has been arrested around 150 news reporters from news agencies that don't support the military coup.Seven journalists were released among 6000 prisoners and 50 left to release. 

 

Among them,on 22nd November,the freelance journalist Ma Thuzar from Insein prison had to serve 2 years of imprisoment according to the court in prison.  

 

She had worked as a freelance journalist for 14 years in local and international media.In addition,the elder reporter U Sithu Aung Myint,who wrote the articles in VOA,Frontier Myanmar and Myanmar Nows was sentenced to 2 years in prison against Article 505.Back before,he was sentenced 3 years of imprisonment by violating 505A. 

 

The information about brutal actions in Insein and Naypyitaw prison was disclosed by Australian political economist Sean Turnell. 

 

He was arrested few days after military takeover and released on National Day with exile. 

He opened up about the awful things to The Australian news paper on Monday. 

 

He was first arrested in Insein prison for many months then was moved to Napyitaw prison and one month before his release,he had to back to Insein prison. 

 

He said that he was kept in Insein prison with leg irons and he was accused for working as detector for British investigations and trader of the arms. 

 

He was infected covid-19 virus for five times and kept in solitary confinemeny for months and he heard the sounds of explosions and gun shots and cruelty. 

 

During his 650 days in Insein,he had to eat the food from a bucket likely in Naypyitaw prison. 

 

He suffered from leak of roof in rainy days,drenched clothes and problem of cockroaches and mosquitos meanwhile in Naypyitaw prison and he sometimes yelled himself.  

 

He was sentenced to 3 years in prison for an excuse of violating the 1923 state's secret art. 

 

No representation in ASEAN Defence ministers summit 

 

On 22 nd 23 nd November,Cambodia hosted the ASEAN Defence Minister's Meeting ADMM Plus and defence minister from SAC General Mya Tun Oo was not invited. 

 

That meeting was held via online in last year and in-person meeting in June 2022 was attended by him. 

 

After ASEAN Summit in Phnom Penh,the leaders reassessed the representation of Myanmar and then decided not to accept Myanmar's representative. 

 

Some people committed suicide after their houses evicted 

 

Since this week,the houses in Pyinmapin industrial zone,Mingaladon were evicted. 

 

According to the notice,those living within the industrial zone are illegal and had to leave by 18th November.One man was hang himself on 18th November and three days after his death,one house owner committed suicide like him. 

 

There are six wards in Pyinmapin with around 10,000 houses and 50,000 people.The junta evicted 150 houses in Mayankone 3 ward on last weekend. 

 

Former colonel was shot dead in Yangon 

 

On the morning of 24th November,former colonel from Thingankyun,Yangon was shot dead and he lived in Bogyoke village. 

 

U Zaw Naing Win was killed after the death of Mytel CFO,a former navy major U Thein Aung,former colonel U Ohn Thwin and his son-in-law. 

 

Burma Associated Press