缅甸军政府法院以违反选举法和反恐法的罪名，判处9名活动人士监禁，其中8人各被判37年，另1人被判27年1。这批活动人士包括著名活动人士海特明昂在内1，他们在2024年12月3日于曼德勒进行闪电抗议，呼吁公众拒绝选举、废除军事征兵法并释放政治犯1。
根据缅甸选举法规定，违反者最高可被判死刑1。此前，超过200人在12月选举前因参与相关活动而被控违反该法1。政治犯援助协会统计显示，自2021年军事政变以来，缅甸当局已逮捕31596人，截至周二，超过14000人仍被羁押1。活动人士认为这些重判反映了军政府对异议的压制。May Hnin表示："来自虚假选举上台的政府永远无法建立联邦民主制度"1。
Myanmar's military-controlled courts have handed down lengthy prison sentences to nine activists for their participation in a December 2024 protest calling for an election boycott.1 Eight of the activists, including prominent figure Htet Myat Aung, received 37-year sentences, while one activist was sentenced to 27 years.1 The demonstrations took place in Mandalay on December 3, during which protesters urged the public to reject the elections, abolish military conscription laws, and secure the release of political prisoners.1
The activists were convicted under the country's election law and counter-terrorism statutes.1 Myanmar's election law carries a maximum penalty of death.1 More than 200 individuals faced charges under this law ahead of the December elections.1 According to the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners, over 31,596 people have been arrested since the 2021 military coup, with more than 14,000 remaining in detention as of this week.1 One activist, May Hnin, stated: "A government that came to power through a fraudulent election will never be able to establish a federal democracy."1
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