JFM joined over 390 civil society organisations to call on the UN Security Council to act now as the Myanmar military junta’s forced conscription endangers peace, stability, and human security in Myanmar and the region.

Justice For Myanmar joins 460+ orgs in calling on the UN Security Council to act in accordance with its mandate for peace and security and take actions against the Myanmar military.

Over 500 CSOs endorsed a statement in response to the visit to Myanmar by the head of UN OCHA, demanding an immediate pivot to delivering aid in collaboration or partnership with local humanitarian and CSOs, ethnic service providers, diaspora communities, local administration forces of the Spring Revolution, members of the CDM, EROs, and the NUG.

546 Myanmar, regional and international civil society organisations including JFM have sent an open letter to the UN Security Council members calling for firm measures against the junta under Chapter VII of the UN Charter to enforce the military junta’s compliance with Resolution 2669.

116 Myanmar civil society organizations (CSOs) urgently call for the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) to explore all possible routes to seek accountability for Myanmar through the establishment of a jurisdiction for atrocity crimes mandated by the UN.

255 civil society organisations, including Justice For Myanmar, call on all United Nations (UN) agencies, Funds, Programmes and other Entities to cease all forms of cooperation that lend legitimacy to the illegal murderous Myanmar military junta.

521 Myanmar, regional and international civil society organizations including Justice For Myanmar call on the UN Security Council to urgently convene a meeting on the escalating attacks in Chin State, and address the rapidly deteriorating humanitarian, human rights and political crisis in Myanmar.