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What actions should be taken to protect civilians during elections in Myanmar?

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Myanmar
Iniciada June 23, 2026

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CLAIM Publicado por will • Jun 23, 2026
Local non-governmental organizations should be empowered to lead community-based initiatives that provide safe spaces for voters and facilitate access to information on electoral rights, which can significantly reduce the risk of violence.

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CLAIM Publicado por will • Jun 23, 2026
The international community must impose stricter sanctions on Myanmar's military leaders to deter violence against civilians during elections. Targeted sanctions can weaken their resources and signal that attacks on civilians will not be tolerated.

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