Violence continues in Myanmar two years into military coup, Five-Point Consensus at deadlock - CNA

Recent violence in Myanmar has shown the military’s lack of interest in sticking to the peace plan.

ROADMAP NEEDED

The plan was adopted after ASEAN leaders called for a special meeting with army chief Min Aung Hlaing.

They agreed on an immediate cessation of violence, and permission for ASEAN to send humanitarian aid to the country.

There was also a promise to hold constructive dialogue with all stakeholders, and allow a special envoy to visit Myanmar and facilitate the mediation.

Dr Lina Alexandra, coordinator of the Myanmar Initiative Programme at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, said the Five-Point Consensus needs “a roadmap”.

"There should be a follow-up immediately after that,” she said. “If that had been the case, I think the situation would be a rather different one than what we're seeing now, because ASEAN has a clear roadmap."

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