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Not one more.
Journalists must be able to report freely and safely. When they are attacked or killed, those responsible must be brought to justice.
Since 2015, the EU has supported nearly 13,000 journalists at risk worldwide through ProtectDefenders.EU.
On the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, we call on all States to protect journalists and ensure accountability.
Read the joint statement by HR/VP @kajakallas, Executive VP @HennaVirkkunen and Commissioner @EUCssrMcGrath: link.europa.eu/FYTC3m
As an LDC, Myanmar benefits from duty-free, quota-free EU market access. On 4 November, tune in for the event marking 25 years of the EU’s EBA arrangement and the future of trade preferences.
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🇺🇳 The @UN in three words? A song for the UN? A hope for Myanmar? 🇲🇲
This #UNDay, we invited a few of our diplomatic partners to pick a card and share their thoughts - with a few smiles along the way. 🇪🇺 🇬🇧 🇨🇦 🇳🇿
@ukinmyanmar @CanEmbMyanmar @EUMyanmar
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The EU stands with communities affected by floods and landslides in Myanmar 🇪🇺
An additional €225,000 in humanitarian funding will support the IFRC’s emergency response, helping assistance reach people in need @ECHO_Asia @IFRC_DREF
🚨 9,600 people affected by floods and landslides in #Myanmar’s Tanintharyi region will receive emergency aid, including cash support, shelter and clean water.
🇪🇺 The EU is providing €225,000 via @IFRC_DREF to support the response and reach affected families.
EU releases €750,000 and delivers 46 tonnes of humanitarian supplies amid exceptionally strong monsoon season in Myanmar. @ECHO_Asia @eu_echo
Read more here: zurl.co/kCGiN
The EU is providing an additional €10.5 million in humanitarian aid for 🇲🇲, providing life-saving assistance for people affected by conflict, displacement and disasters, including recent flash floods in several locations across the country.
@ECHO_Asia @eu_echo
The EU is providing an additional €10.5 million in humanitarian aid for people affected by the conflict in Myanmar.
The assistance consists of emergency healthcare, food, protection, shelters, as well as water and sanitation equipment.
More: link.europa.eu/dxw8Pw
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#Myanmar: EU welcomes today’s meeting between ICRC’s Resident Representative in Myanmar and Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, a rare and long-overdue opportunity for direct contact amid intense calls for access by international community. (1/2)
🚫 Today, the EU is imposing restrictive measures on seven persons and three entities responsible for serious human rights violations in relation to the operation of scam centres in Myanmar and other countries in Southeast Asia.
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Since 2021, together with its partners the EU has been facilitating the professional development and capacity-building of over 18,000 educators across the country.
With you, to go 🎒beyond education. #EUxEducation
Education matters. In fact, it was the second most important issue identified by thousands of people across Myanmar.
But everyone's educational journey is different. What does education mean to you?
Together with you, 🎒 beyond education.
#EUxEducation #သင်နဲ့အတူဘက်စုံပညာရေး
#EUxU #သင်နဲ့အတူ #EUinMyanmar
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The conflict in Myanmar continues to claim too many civilian lives. In Shan State, an explosion at a local mining warehouse killed dozens.
The EU’s humanitarian partners are assisting those affected. I call on all parties to ensure humanitarian access reaches those in need.
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The EU notes reports that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has been transferred to house arrest. We call for full respect of her physical and mental wellbeing, regular access to family and legal counsel, and reiterate our demand for her full release and of all remaining political prisoners.
