The Moso Christmas Eve Massacre (Mini-doc)

December 21, 2022/in News /by ND Burma

One year on from the horrific massacre, watch Myanmar Witness’ mini-doc investigation.

“Do you know what happened in Myanmar last Christmas?” is a first mini-documentary by Myanmar Witness, investigating the horrific events at Moso on Christmas Eve 2021. 24 December 2021. Footage emerges on social media of burnt out vehicles somewhere in Myanmar. Reports of many killed and images of burnt bodies soon follow. Myanmar Witness investigators immediately start collecting and analysing and attempting to verify the footage so that international media can report accurately on the unfolding atrocity and one day those responsible can be held to account.

To read the full investigation into the Moso Christmas Eve Massacre online click here or download the full report as PDF with the button below.

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