Over 30 Killed, Bodies Burnt By Military In Myanmar – Human Rights Group

More than 30 people, including women and children, have been killed and their bodies burnt in Myanmar.

Karenni Human Rights Group in the country stated that it found the burnt bodies of internally displaced people, including elderly people, women and children killed by the military rulers of the country on Saturday.

The group released a statement saying, “We are strongly against the inhumane and brutal killing which violates human rights."

“We were shocked at seeing that all the dead bodies were of different ages which included young children, women and old people."

And photos shared by the human rights group and local media showed the remains of bodies on burned-out truckbeds.

Myanmar has not been in peace since the military overthrew the elected government of Nobel Prize laureate, Aung San Suu Kyi nearly 11 months ago.

The citizens have reacted by staging protests across the country.

The military have been terrorising the citizens and have labelled those against them terrorists.