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Myanmar’s representative to the United Nations, Kyaw Moe Htun, made an emotional appeal on 28 October for member states to end their silence and help address the crisis in Myanmar. He stated that the international community had 'failed the people of Myanmar again and again' and urged solidarity with the population. Kyaw Moe Htun, appointed by the democratically elected government before the 2021 coup, held up a scarf bearing the names and ages of those killed under the current junta. He described reading the names of the 'fallen heroes and innocent civilians' as heart-breaking, emphasizing the human cost of the conflict.
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