Myanmar to hold by-elections in April, including in areas where fighting persists
Summary
Myanmar will hold special elections next April in its first vote since this year's general election that critics said was designed to cement military rule, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported on Friday 6 November. The two outlets headlined that the by-elections will include areas where fighting persists.
Latest: Myanmar will hold special elections next April, including in areas where fighting persists, in its first vote since this year's general election that critics said was designed to cement military rule, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported.
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How it unfolded
Friday 6 November
Myanmar will hold special elections next April, including in areas where fighting persists, in its first vote since this year's general election that critics said was designed to cement military rule, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported.
- 02:48ABC News Myanmar to hold by-elections in April, including in areas where fighting persists
- 02:40The Philadelphia Inquirer Myanmar to hold by-elections in April, including in areas where fighting persists