"It has been more than three years since the military terrorist attempted the coup on 1st February 2021; the people of Myanmar are still against the dictatorial system with various forms of resistance like non-violent ways as well as armed revolution. Women are being killed every day due to grave human rights violations committed by military terrorist. Thus, the presented data are monitored and collected on reliable media by the Burmese Women's Union (BWU). The actual figures could be higher on the ground due to the challenges and limitations of free-flow information, as BWU faces numerous obstacles and challenges in accessing data and information. Due to BWU's data monitoring from various reliable media, (67) women were killed from 1st -30th June 2024 across the country. Among them, (44) women died in the military airstrike, (16) women lost their lives due to military artillery shelling targeting civilian homes and villages, (5) were killed by the military without reason, (2) died due to stepping landmine. Among (67) women fatalities, BWU found that (14) were teenagers under 18 years. In addition, (57) were wounded; among them, (24) were by military artillery shelling, (26) were due to aerial bombardment by the military, and(2) were due to landmines, respectively. (1) woman was raped by the military, and (1) was raped by the civilians. In addition, (5) women political prisoners got severe injuries due to beating and torturing by prison authorities. According to the media data collected by BWU, the number of women fatalities was (28) from Sagaing region, (13) from Rakhine State, and (11) from Shan State respectively; Sagaing region had the highest number of women deaths in June. According to BWU' s documentation, the number of fatalities and injuries increased by almost half compared with May. Based on the BWU's data monitoring, (10) women were arrested nationwide. Out of them, (8) were arrested by the military terrorists for wearing flowers on the birthday of Daw Aung San Su Kyi. According to Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP) data, (5,555) women have been arrested, and (4010) women are still under detained since the military attempted coup on 30th June 2024. The number of women arrested could be higher on the ground. Remark: The actual figures could be much higher on the ground as there are challenges in information flow and obstacles to accessing them..."