"Information is a vital vein for people in conflict areas," indicating a growing awareness and interest in media among the population. Decentralized internet services, such as Starlink, has allowed people to access the internet despite the restrictions in Myanmar. 7. Conclusion The "Freedom of Expression Index Survey" has documented that the people of Myanmar have lost their freedom of expression and right to access information due to the so-called "legal provisions" and threats from the Myanmar military. Most respondents indicated that they experience only limited freedom, while authorities in Myanmar restrict the practice of free expression. Furthermore, media organizations and journalists face significant pressure due to threats from authorities and safety concerns. Some resistance areas, where the military has implemented internet shutdowns, still have minimal internet access. However, decentralized satellite internet services like Starlink have enabled people to connect with the outside world. Despite this, freedom of expression and the right to information are severely suppressed nationwide. 8. Recommendations a. For the National Unity Government and Ethnic Armed Organizations - to maintain the trust of the people, they must impose a code of conduct that protects freedom of expression in their controlled areas. b.For the international community - to continue supporting Myanmar's independent media with financial and sustainable assistance. c. For technical support - to enhance technological assistance for the communication blackout areas in order to maintain the information flow and keep connected.