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This guide has analysed open sources of information, ranging from leaked military documentation to user-generated content (UGC) across social and broadcast media platforms, to identify and verify specific small arms and light weapons present across the conflict in Myanmar post February 2021 Coup. Particular focus has been applied to those small arms utilised by military and police forces under the command of the State Administration Council (SAC). The armaments considered as small arms and light weapons are consistent with those listed by the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms.

Homes, motorcycles, and allegedly bodies burned in Kyi Su, Sagaing

In footage, a Taliban member can be seen striking the gathered students, who are recorded hitting and kicking the gates in protest.

Kabul police claimed eight people were injured and taken to hospital as a result of the attack.

Single Event Investigation: Geolocating airstrikes which took place in April 2022

How a deadly airstrike killed scores of civilians in North Myanmar

Vicious attack on school designed to terrorise pupils and teachers

For over a decade, doctors Sameera and Nadim treated Afghanistan’s drug addicts, despite threats from the local drug mafia who viewed them as disruptors. They allege that their daughter was kidnapped on her way to school one day. After selling everything they owned to pay the ransom, the family fled to Pakistan, but say the threats continue.

Sequel Report: Civilians, including children, were allegedly hit with artillery in different incidents

An indiscriminate attack killing a civilian (child) in M’dat Village, Mindat Township, Chin State.