Myanmar Civil War & Rohingya Crisis
Recent Developments
01December 2025-January 2026 sham elections marked by 408 military air attacks killing 170 civilians and 404 arrests for dissent
02January 22, 2026 airstrike in Kachin State's Bhamo Township killed up to 50 civilians
03Mid-December 2025 formation of Spring Revolution Alliance uniting 19 armed factions
Interventions
- UN Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar probing war crimes, crimes against humanity by military and some opposition groups
- EAOs and PDF coordinating offensives like Operation 1027 expansions in Shan, Rakhine, Kayah
What Works
- Coordinated ethnic armed alliances like Three Brotherhood (AA, MNDAA, TNLA) capturing key cities and outposts, holding 42% territory
- Spring Revolution Alliance sidestepping mistrust to unite 19 factions for broader resistance
How to Help
- Donate to UN agencies and NGOs aiding displaced and food insecure populations
- Support Human Rights Watch and Independent Investigative Mechanism for accountability
- Advocate for international pressure on junta via representatives and ASEAN
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Organizations Helping(14)
UNHCR is mitigating flood risks in Rohingya refugee camps by pre-positioning humanitarian supplies such as tarpaulins, rope to secure shelters, sleeping mats, water purification tablets, and jerrycans ahead of the monsoon season to protect displaced populations from floods and landslides.
World Vision responds to the Southeast Asia monsoon and cyclone crisis through emergency relief operations including distribution of food, clean water, hygiene kits, and shelter materials. They establish temporary learning spaces for displaced children, provide psychosocial support to trauma-affected populations, and work on water and sanitation infrastructure restoration. Their approach combines immediate humanitarian aid with longer-term community resilience building through disaster risk reduction training and livelihood recovery programs in affected regions of Indonesia, Thailand, and other impacted countries.
Save the Children tackles the health crisis by supporting primary health care centers, treating malnutrition and infectious diseases like cholera, measles, and malaria in displacement camps, and providing vaccinations and maternal/child health services in Darfur, Khartoum, and eastern Sudan. They operate mobile clinics and supply chains to reach areas with collapsed infrastructure, addressing outbreaks and serving millions of displaced children.
The ICRC supports hospitals in conflict-affected areas by providing essential medical supplies, funding running costs, and aiding in the delivery of care amid widespread facility closures (70-80% non-functional). For instance, they supplied Al Saudi Hospital in Al Fasher—the last functioning civilian hospital—before its January 2025 attack, helping sustain services for thousands despite looting, violence against staff, and denial of access.
