"1. NUG Acting President meets with UNHCR, requests OHCHR for technical assistance.4/07/2022...The Acting President Duwa Lashi La met virtually with the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet. The president thanked the high commissioner for her abiding commitment to the democratic aspirations and human rights of the Myanmar people and for her calls to the international community to directly engage with the National Unity Government. On behalf of Myanmar, the president also pledged to continue the nation’s commitment to its international human rights obligations and requested OHCHR to offer technical assistance to this end...... 2. NUG letter expressing gratitude toward all Islamic believers who have joined the resistance against military regime...On Eid al-Adha, the NUG expressed its appreciation for all Muslims who have taken part in the revolution against the military regime. It is the responsibility of all people to restore justice and to fight for genuine lasting peace. The establishment of a federal democratic union, for which we are now fighting is the only way to ensure true and lasting protections for all of Myanmar’s communities, including out Muslims brothers and sisters who have been marginalised and targeted under the military dictatorship for decades......3. Home Affairs Ministry of the NUG collects valid evidence of two Indian citizens who were murdered and resolves the case system- atically 12/07/2022...Prime Minister Mann Win Khaing Than commented on the murder of two Indian citizens which took place on the 5th of July in Tamu town. The NUG previously stat- ed that evidence has been collected by the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration (MOHAI) on this case, and their investigation concluded that Mr. P. Mohan (28) and Mr Aiyanar (35) were shot dead by members of the Pyusawhti - a paramilitary terrorist group backed by the military - near Basic Education School No. 4, in Saw Bwar Ward. The same day, the bodies were cre- mated by SAC-backed administrators to destroy evi- dence before the families could sue for the return of the bodies, or proper forensic investigations could be carried out. In the 61st cabinet meeting, the prime minister called on MOHAI to engage with local authorities and LDF groups in Tamu to resolve this case, and invited relevant inter- national authorities to engage with the NUG in investigating and prosecuting this crime. In his concluding remarks, the prime minister noted that the soldiers of the Tatmadaw, and their paramilitary allies, such as the Pyusawhti, and the relatively recent Thwe Thauk group, have committed many abductions, unlawful de- tentions, extrajudicial killings, and torture on civilians across the nation and, left unchecked, will continue to perpetrate these heinous offences..."