Myanmar’s military junta has officially lifted the state of emergency after nearly three and a half years, marking an end to the continuous rule imposed since the 2021 coup. The decision, announced on Thursday by General Min Aung Hlaing, comes as preparations begin for upcoming parliamentary elections. The junta spokesperson confirmed the move aims to foster a multiparty democratic culture. The last election in 2020 was disputed by the military, which led to the coup and emergency declaration in November 2021.
After nearly three and a half years, Myanmar has officially lifted the state of emergency. The military junta announced this decision on Thursday ahead of upcoming elections. This marks the end of the continuous state of emergency imposed following the military coup in 2021.
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