💨 Abstract
Myanmar's military government has enacted a new electoral law that threatens severe penalties, including the death penalty, for those who oppose or disrupt the planned elections at the end of 2025. The law, published in the state-run newspaper, aims to quell dissent amid ongoing conflict and opposition since the military's seizure of power in 2021.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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