“If you were a Burmese, would you accept to live under a murderous regime”. Some representative comments showing frustration of many Myanmar people at the outcome of today’s ASEAN summit, posted on the Singaporean Foreign Minister’s FB page tonight.
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Military terrorists are recklessly shooting with live ammunitions in SeinPan ward, Mandalay tonight. Unlawful abductions are also happening and 1 got shot dead & 2 got injured by real bullets of Junta reportedly.
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I am attending Seminar on Myanmar- Responsible to protect (R2P), Moderator: Prof Paul Komesaroff, Monash University. Speakers: Prof Gareth Evans, AC QC was Australian Foreign Minister, Dr Henri Myrttinen is a freelance-researcher, Dr Sasa is Union Minister NUG
The result of the ASEAN Summit will be found in Myanmar, not a document. Will the killing stop? Will the terrorizing of neighborhoods end? Will the thousands abducted be released? Will impunity persist? Anxious to work w ASEAN's Spec Envoy & monitor Summit's actual results.
One man was shot dead by Myanmar security forces in Mandalay, local news reports said, two days after @ASEAN announced a consensus to end violence. Mizzima said another woman was killed in Dawei. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Do you know airstrikes are not stopping ? Junta’s SAC terrorists continue attacking with airstrikes, once 2 strikes not less than 10 times in just one day near Moemouk, Kachin State alone. Many other areas are reported to be continued attacked as well. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
When the Myanmar military's atrocities against Rohingya Muslims elicited only "concern" from ASEAN, no wonder the junta thought it could get away with the coup. This time, will ASEAN discover its backbone -- and human rights principles? https://t.co/cWShtNzSeI
THATON, Mon State: 2 civilians were shot dead by Terrorists (#Myanmar security forces) on Apr 23 at 7pm. They were just passers-by. Terrorists stationed at Myanma Economics Bank shot at them.
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An activist (C) shouts slogans as he is led away by police officers during a rally against the military coup in Myanmar, near #ASEAN Secretariat ahead of a leaders' meeting in Jakarta, Indonesia, 24 April 2021. ASEAN leaders met to discuss the #Myanmar crisis. EPA-EFE
Why doesn't the ASEAN chairman's statement on the "Five Point[s] of Consensus" for Myanmar include any reference to the release of all political prisoners as the media is reporting? Did the junta leader not agree to that?