Articles on the Month for Peace 2022

A Spiritual Bouquet

Dear Fr. Timoner: We understand that the Dominican Month of Peace for 2022 focuses the Dominican Family’s attention on the present situation in Myanmar. In your letter to the worldwide Order, you wrote; ‘Our sisters and brothers in Myanmar have been subjected to atrocities and human rights violation which has gone unreported in the main media. Recently, the military broke…

Update News as of September

September 16, a large weapon fell on Moe Thao Pagoda ,Moe Bre city, in Shan State.
September 16, At around 1 p.m., military helicopters, MI-35s, swooped down from the sky and opened fire on their target with their machine guns.
September 18, a female physician, 18 years old, stepped on a mine set up by the military council and died in Demoso Town, Kayinni state.
September 19, the military council troops burnt down around 50 houses in Nyangdung West village, Myain Towinship in Magway Division.

Update News as of July 2022

Update News as of July 2022

February 19,2022 a gruesome barbaric act in Magwe Division, Myain Township, Myanmar in the village of Nya Sanggyi.
June 12, 2022, the Terrorist Military Council troops raided a Catholic church called St. Mateo (Matthew) in Daw He Khu village, Phruso Township, Karenni State.

Dominican Family Solidarity Statement

Dominican Family Solidarity Statement for Justice and Peace with the People of Myanmar.
We are in unity with the people of Myanmar, regardless of religion and ethnic identity, who sustainably and bravely stand with their human rights, democracy, and environment. We empathize with you and your struggles and prayerfully commemorating your heroes, comrades, and martyrs.

General Situations in Myanmar

General Situations in Myanmar and Our Plan to Respond to the Humanitarian Crisis TOC: History Myanmar, officially the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, also called Burma,is a country in Southeast Asia. The British East India Company seized control of the administration of Myanmar after three Anglo-Burmese Wars in the 19th century, and the country became a British colony. After a brief Japanese occupation, Myanmar was reconquered by the…

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