Maggi

@maggiquadrini.bsky.social

Working w/ border-based CBOs 🇲🇲 Writer, Researcher, Designer

"Extreme violence continues to afflict women daily in Myanmar, from airstrikes to shelling, to arson, to ground raids where rape is still used as a weapon of war. With no legal framework to reinforce & protect their rights, they are at grave risk" Important piece by Maggi here.

Maggi@maggiquadrini.bsky.social · 11mo ago

My latest for @myanmar-now.bsky.social on how the sham election by the military junta will have disastrous impacts on women and girls, in yet another setback for gender equality in #Burma. myanmar-now.org/en/news/myan...

The junta's airstrike in Kawkariek township, #Karen State, left four killed, including children & 35 wounded. The strike targeted a house being used to teach young students. Airstrikes are frequently carried out with little warning or time to flee. www.bnionline.net/en/news/airs...

Airstrike Hits School, Kills Four in Kawkareik Township

Four people were killed and 35 injured in a junta airstrike on an independent community funded and run school in Kanyinkataik Village in Karen State’s Kawakareik Township on 9 June 2025. The airstrike...

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Children in Burma cannot even attend school safely as the junta deliberately undermines their access by not hesitating to drop bombs or conduct indiscriminate attacks. A generation of children risks losing educational opportunities, denied by the military.

DVB English News@dvbenglish.bsky.social · last yr.

The National Unity Government (NUG) ordered all schools under its administration to temporarily close on Sunday until further notice as a precaution against regime airstrikes. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #NUG Read more: english.dvb.no/factory-orde...

Students' belongings, including school bags and blood-stained clothes, lie scattered outside of the school in Ohteintwin village of Depayin Township, Sagaing Region, after an airstrike killed at least 22 on May 12. (Credit: Depayin Administration Team)

The latest research by @ndburma.bsky.social finds mismanagement + weaponization of humanitarian assistance by the military junta in their briefing paper, "Beneath the Cracks." Despite the 'ceasefire,' attacks by the regime have continued across the country, killing & injuring dozens. Read more 👇

ND-Burma@ndburma.bsky.social · last yr.

📌Today, ND-Burma releases a new briefing paper: Beneath the Cracks: Devastation and Destruction by the Junta in the Earthquake Aftermath. Despite a devastating earthquake one month ago, attacks by the junta have neither ceased nor slowed. 🔗 shorturl.at/4oywu

My latest co-authored piece on the gendered impacts of the earthquake in #Burma: "There is a clear & significant gendered dimension to the impacts of disasters, made even more stark by the military’s mismanaged response and further aggravated by funding disruptions." myanmar-now.org/en/news/unce...

Uncertainty, dangers loom for Myanmar women, girls, and other vulnerable populations after earthquake

As with past disasters, last week’s earthquake is expected to have a disparate impact on women, and the need for a response that is sensitive to the needs of the vulnerable and disadvantaged has never...

myanmar-now.org

This direct undermining of local organizations and their capacity to deliver life-saving emergency assistance, as they have done for decades, is not only ignorant but plays into the junta's hand. By donating to groups with MoUs with the military, aid will undoubtedly be weaponized.

David Brenner@davidbrenner.bsky.social · last yr.

Patronising ignorance! International organisations either abide by the junta's restrictions on access (UNICEF, ICRC) or will not be given full access (MSF). The people of Myanmar unfortunately have to rely on their own humanitarian solidarity networks. By all means give to them! More here🧵1/6

“The junta’s callous contempt for human life, even in the face of widespread earthquake devastation, underscores its unsuitability to oversee aid—and more importantly, its willingness to manipulate any humanitarian response,” the civil society groups stated. myanmar-now.org/en/news/myan...

Myanmar civil society groups warn of weaponisation of aid as earthquake response intensifies

The groups say the regime must not be allowed to exploit overseas assistance or deny access to resistance-held areas hit by last Friday’s massive quake

myanmar-now.org

Critical call urging localized assistance to survivors and victims of the devastating earthquake in #Burma. The junta is not a trusted or reliable partner in aid relief, especially as airstrikes by the military continue to target emergency areas. Assistance is most effective when channelled locally.

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Myanmar military jets and paramotors have been conducting airstrikes post-earthquake as the junta seeks global aid for victims. ❌ These airstrikes must be stopped to ensure safe aid delivery. Governments should act now to save lives.

Myanmar earthquake: Junta continues air strikes after devastating quake

A UN Special Rapporteur tells BBC it is "nothing short of incredible" that the military would "drop bombs when you are trying to rescue people".

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“A victory in this revolution is to be brought about not only by dismantling military tyranny but also by eliminating all forms of authoritarianism, including authoritarian behaviors, hypocrites, and actions, alongside the military dictatorship" 🎙️ Women Alliance Burma.

Progressive Voice@pvamplify.bsky.social · last yr.

#Myanmar women are standing strong & refusing to be silenced. ✊ On #IWD2025, women across Myanmar & beyond march for justice, challenge patriarchy & demand accountability. Despite junta's attacks, their resilience remains unwavering & must be supported. bit.ly/4itwSx0

The USAID funding cuts continue to have devastating impacts on the most vulnerable. In the #Karenni refugee camps, the conditions are now being described as "not normal. Everything is severely limited." Shame on the Trump administration. www.bnionline.net/en/news/us-a...

US Aid Cuts Affect Karenni Refugee Camp Clinics

Naw Ku Paw, the Director of the Karenni Health Department (KnHD) explained how the recent sudden cuts to USAid have affected the provision of aid to No. 1 and No. 2 Karenni Refugee Camps in Thailand’s...

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A 30-year-old refugee from #Burma lasted two weeks without dialysis before she died. Her death comes after the US Administration suspended life-saving aid. This decision must be immediately reversed as thousands will continue to suffer in its aftermath. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

Along Thai-Myanmar border, Trump’s decision to suspend foreign aid is deadly

Despite a pledge that life-saving assistance would be exempt from the USAid freeze, countless groups providing critical care have been forced to stop work

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