The Tatmadaw Elections refer to the military-led electoral process in Myanmar. These elections are often controversial. They raise questions about democracy and legitimacy. The Tatmadaw, or Myanmar Armed Forces, exerts significant influence. Critics argue the elections are not free or fair. International observers often express concern over human rights violations. The political landscape remains complex and contentious.
Nearly five years after the February 2021 coup, Myanmar’s military has proceeded with staggered elections even as conflict, displacement and political repression persist. The polls, held in three...
