The military government of Myanmar is limiting aid to earthquake victims in areas held by insurgent forces as part of a strategy to prevent aid reaching those who do not support the government. The government is also criticized for continuing military operations and conscription drives after the quake.
Key Points
Military government of Myanmar restricting aid to areas held by insurgent forces
Criticism from OHCHR for continuing military operations and airstrikes post-earthquake
Concerns over the treatment of political prisoners and lack of assistance in relief efforts
Cons
Limiting aid to earthquake victims in need
Continuing military operations and airstrikes after the quake
Conscription of young people into military service during relief efforts