“Even in the heat of battle, we must rise above vengeance and treat prisoners of war humanely, in accordance with the Geneva Conventions and NUG law.” – Thar Nat Shin Naung

“Managing POWs is a sensitive and critical responsibility; we must follow strict humanitarian standards even when our own forces lack basic necessities.” – Kyee Gann

“War is a political act, not an expression of hatred — our strategy requires treating POWs with dignity while maintaining military and political objectives.” – Dr. Su

“Civilian-led rescue and aid efforts proved that people’s solidarity, not the military council, is the true lifeline during disasters.” – May Hnin

“Revolutionary forces must stay with the people through every crisis, ensuring services and support even when the government fails them.” – Khin Ni

“Providing timely humanitarian aid is a revolutionary act; helping affected communities strengthens both the people and the movement.” – Toe Wai Aung

“During this revolution, I have had to sacrifice my youth, living day by day while resisting the military dictatorship.” – Chaw Su San

“We have an ethical duty to continue the struggle until victory, focusing first on tangible military successes before broader reforms.” – Aung Hpone Maw

“The conscription law has heightened fear and risks for youth activists, making revolutionary work even more challenging.” – Myo Thura