Myanmar: Urgently facilitate access to humanitarian aid for earthquake survivors

By Amnesty International

Responding to reports of widescale damage from a 7.7-magnitude earthquake reported in central and other parts of Myanmar, Amnesty International’s Myanmar Researcher Joe Freeman said: “This earthquake could not come at a worse time for Myanmar. More than three million people remain internally displaced from armed conflict that has raged since the 2021 military coup. […] The post Myanmar: Urgently facilitate access to humanitarian aid for earthquake survivors appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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