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Simultaneously, support Myanmar’s National Unity Government (NUG) and ethnic resistance as legitimate representatives.
Strengthen the case for an embargo by documenting how imported weapons and aviation fuel enable attacks on civilians and by elevating credible democratic representatives. Produce evidence that links specific weapons and suppliers to abuses, and use that record to pressure governments that are wavering. This research-heavy path feeds the diplomatic and coalition strategies with proof and moral clarity.
Why this works
Maintains moral clarity – it’s not a civil war “both sides” situation, but a junta attacking its people. Showing evidence that specific weapons from specific countries were used in war crimes (like fragments of a Russian bomb at a massacre site) can shame those countries domestically.
U.S. Campaign for Burma
Tax-deductibleAdvocating for freedom and human rights in Myanmar (Burma)
U.S. Campaign for Burma is a human rights advocacy group founded in 2003 to promote democracy, human rights, and freedom in Myanmar (Burma). Comprised of Burmese expatriates and American supporters, USCB pressures the U.S.
Mechanism
How U.S. Campaign for Burma uses funding
- Collect and synthesize credible documentation of abuses linked to imported weapons and air power
- Trace fragments and supply chains where possible to connect equipment to originating countries
- Publish reports and briefings that policymakers and advocates can use in diplomacy and sanctions design
- Coordinate with human-rights groups to keep evidence visible and timely
- Support engagement with democratic representatives like the NUG to clarify who the embargo is meant to constrain
- Maintain a sustained pipeline of updates so pressure does not fade
Partner notes
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