.@ASEANMP condemns #Thailand court banning @ProgressiveThai@Pannika_FWP for life from running in election for breaching "ethical standards" for social media post 10 years ago. Calls verdict a "politically-motivated punishment". Urges new government to amend charter #ช่อพรรณิการ์
Join us on Sep 7 for the screening of Broken Dreams, a poignant omnibus film of nine short stories that vividly capture the aftermath of the 2021 military coup in Myanmar. The film is a follow-up to the critically acclaimed Myanmar Diaries. https://t.co/GnaDrRNGwi
Just last week, students & teachers were hiding in the jungle during the #Myanmar military air strikes.
The military doesn’t want you to SEE this. Children & families hiding in holes on the jungle floor.
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
What's more interesting than what someone gets cancelled for is what they don't get cancelled for.
The people responsible for this - the greatest crime of the last 25 years - weren't cancelled. In fact, they are the ones at the peak of power in mainstream US politics and media:
@pakhead@JakeNeedham@Pita_MFP And don't forget MFP's aim to professionalize the military, end conscription, cut the military budget and decimate the swollen list of generals. MFP intends to upset the applecart.
In the >2 years since its coup, Myanmar’s military regime is responsible for killing at least 8,640 civilians, incl >2,400 amid armed conflict, according to @IspMyanmar
That is close to the number of such killings in Ukraine
@RadioFreeAsia https://t.co/gVvxaeqQJl
Amazing article from the NYT about the rather uncomfortable fact that photos of Ukrainian soldiers and leading battalions so often include Nazi symbols and flags.
For a decade, the Western press warned Ukraine's fighters were dominated by Nazi units:
https://t.co/RCndH9exIV