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Myanmar’s military junta killed 43 children in past two months, Save the Children says

At least 43 children have been killed by Myanmar’s armed forces in the two months since the junta seized control in a military coup, according to Save the Children.
Key points:
- A six-year-old was the youngest fatality
- A one-year-old boy was injured when shot in the eye with a rubber bullet
- China and Russia insisted on changes to the UN Security Council press release condemning the violence
In a press release, the group said the death toll of children had more than doubled in the past 12 days, “demonstrating the utter disrespect of armed forces for the lives of children”.
“This is a nightmare scenario unfolding,” Save the Children said.
“It is especially horrifying that several of these children were reportedly killed at home, where…
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