Myanmar's ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been sentenced to four more years in prison, after a military court convicted her of three criminal charges.

Police said on Sunday that the fire started in a network of camps in Bangladesh's border district of Cox's Bazar. 

The United Nations Security Council condemns the massacre in Myanmar of more than 35 people, including four children and two humanitarian workers, blamed on junta troops.

Heyzer urged “all parties to... allow humanitarian assistance to be provided to those in need, including those forced to flee the violence.”

A senior UN official says he was “horrified” by reports that at least 35 civilians, including women and children, were killed and their bodies were burned in Myanmar, urging probe into the incident,.

Two staff members of the Save the Children organization are missing after the junta launched a deadly attack in Myanmar's Kayah state.

Helicopters and fighter jets targeted the country's central region of Sagaing.

A US-class action lawsuit says Facebook failed to quickly stop the spread of hate speech and dangerous misinformation against the Rohingya Muslim community during a state-sponsored military campaign that the United Nations said had genocidal intent.

United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights denounces Myanmar’s junta after ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi was sentenced to four years in jail.

Here is the latest top stories from Press TV on November 6, 2021.