A team paid by Britain to investigate Myanmar violence | Stories in Myanmar

The case, Myanmar’s witness, comes as the West seeks to impose its will on the military authorities, accusing them of violating human rights.

A new group was launched on Monday to investigate allegations of human rights abuses in Myanmar five months after the military ousted a new president. Aung San Suu Kyi and caused an uproar in Southeast Asia.

A British government-funded agency, Myanmar Witness, says it shares information with the United Nations’ Independent Investigative Mechanism in Myanmar, which is investigating suspected cases in Myanmar.

The move comes as Western nations demand more and more pressure on Myanmar’s military authorities to prosecute them, and the United Nations says more than 880 people have been killed by security forces since the government’s crackdown – a military coup.

“Myanmar Witnesses will collect, store, repair, investigate, monitor and evaluate activities that may violate human rights,” the group said.

He said he encouraged ordinary people as well to take part in solving this great task: “One of the things you and other people can do is keep up the pressure … there are going to be some difficult decisions for government”.

A Myanmar witness has said he has previously uncovered and confirmed evidence of the repatriation of Myanmar troops, firing on civilians and religious buildings, and intending to assassinate civilians.

Western nations and human rights groups have condemned what they say are brutality and security in Myanmar.

Military officials say they use force only when necessary to address national security threats.

Violence since the government re-established the government has evicted more than 230,000 people from their homes, according to the United Nations.

The Assistance Association for Political Prison, which has been monitoring the situation since the coup, said at least 888 people have been killed by security forces since February and about 5,200 in prisons.

The military has criticized the figures, but did not release their figures.

He asserted that his confession had been obtained through torture, but that his confession had been obtained through torture, but that his confession had been obtained through torture. His remarks have been dismissed by the electoral commission.