HRW: Myanmar prisons torture pregnant detainees, electrocution, fetal deaths

Human Rights Watch documents systematic torture and medical neglect of political prisoners in Myanmar, including electrocution of pregnant women and fetal deaths, with no accountability. The report highlights the junta's brutal treatment of detainees, signaling ongoing human rights abuses amid the civil conflict. This is a continuation of documented patterns, but the specific allegations of electrocution of pregnant women mark a particularly egregious escalation.