Recommendations To ASEAN 1. We call upon the international community and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to politically isolate the military council by refusing to invite their representatives to international summits and dialogues, thereby denying them any claim to legitimacy. 2. Cease inviting all junta representatives (political and non‑political) to ASEAN meetings, summits, and mechanisms. 3. Maintain and strengthen the exclusion of the junta from ASEAN processes until violence stops and democratic transition begins. 4. Cease clinging to the failed Five-Point Consensus. Instead, it must adopt a new, effective strategy that includes engagement with all key stakeholders/representatives. To the International Community and the United Nations 1. Take effective action through judicial mechanisms against those responsible for war crimes, including perpetrators of attacks on civilians in Kawng Ja Village, Bhamo Township. 2. Urgently implement coordinated and effective targeted sanctions to cut off supply chains of aviation fuel and munitions used in attacks against civilians. 3. UN member states exercise “Universal Jurisdiction” within their national legal frameworks to initiate legal proceedings and issue arrest warrants for Myanmar military generals responsible for war crimes. 4. Publicly acknowledge that the Myanmar military is responsible for widespread and systematic crimes. 5. Support international accountability pathways, including cooperation with UN mechanisms and evidence‑gathering bodies. 6. Reject any ASEAN initiatives that normalize impunity or treat the junta as a legitimate stakeholder. 38 | "Inhumane Acts" by KHRW