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More than 20 people arrested for supporting the opposition

The military-backed Myanmar government arrested 21 people. It is reported by Reuters with reference to the state newspaper Global New Light of Myanmar.

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More than 20 people arrested for supporting the opposition

The military-backed Myanmar government arrested 21 people. It is reported by Reuters with reference to the state newspaper Global New Light of Myanmar.

According to authorities, the detainees transferred money to an online fundraising platform called People’s Revolution: A Supply Family. It is linked to the opposition National Unity Government (NUG).

Authorities have identified more than 2,700 people who allegedly provided financial support to the platform. Those arrested will face trial.

The investigation will continue, the financing-related accounts will be closed and confiscated. Myanmar has been experiencing political turmoil and conflict since a military coup in February 2021.

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