"(1) When they met in 2021, the G7 member countries condemned the illegal coup, the arbitrary arrest of innocent people, and the violence committed by the junta’s forces. Member states committed themselves to the support of all those who are working to create a stable and inclusive democracy, and t o u n f e t t e r e d a c c e s s t o humanitarian aid for vulnerable and displaced populations, and further made a common commitment to pursuing “additional measures” if necessary. One year on from the meeting, the violence of the military continues against innocent civilians. The National Unity Government (NUG) therefore urges all G7 member states, and those countries invited to attend, to act on the humanitarian and economic catastrophe caused by the coup. (2) Prime Minister U Mahn Win Khaing Than stated at the 59th cabinet meeting that the international community is interested in learning more about cooperation with revolutionary forces, and f u t u r e p l a n s f o r j o i n t operations. The prime minister added that negotiations and efforts are being made on the distribution of funds raised through the “Mother Su” campaign to the those interim administrative areas such as Sagaing and Magway Regions and Chin and Karenni State where civilians administrations are well established. The Welfare And Lives Of Those Who Have Been Taken Hostage By The Military Are In Grave Danger (3) The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) state that detaining individuals as hostages for whatever reason is a violation of human dignity, fundamental rights, and the values set forth by the UN including the rights to life, freedom, and security. The NUG announced on the 29th of June that all the political leaders, activists, protesters, and dissenters, up to and including the president and state counsellor arrested by military are being held as hostages. The world must understand that their welfare and their lives are in grave danger. The Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) declared on 1st March 2021 that the military illegally attempted to dissolve the union government by force on 1st Feb, 2021. This is an act recognised as criminal insurrection against the government under the article 6 of the criminal code. In light of this, and their many other crimes and abuses, the CRPH declared the military council a terrorist organisation..."