Thinking of brave friends inside #Myanmar and in exile around the world on the 2️⃣nd anniversary of the military coup. We will never turn our backs on you. We will never look away. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar are crimes against humanity.🇲🇲
We have designated Sky Aviator Company, a key supplier of military aircraft parts to the Burmese regime, and its owner and director, Kyaw Min Oo. We’ll continue to work with our partners to promote justice and accountability for the military’s escalating violence in Burma.
We’ve also got an eye-opening deep dive into the current state of Myanmar, which I implore you to read by following the link in our bio and subscribing before Sunday to be sure this issue of @service95 makes it into your inbox.
Myanmar army cadets are enjoying their lives in Japan at the expense of Japanese taxpayers’ money, while their army is bombing and burning down civilian places and killing Myanmar people. It’s so wrong. @MofaJapan_en@JapanGov@JPN_PMO
BBC unveiled a series of mass killings of civilians by the Burmese military in Kani township, Sagaing Region. The killings took place in July, in four separate incidents in Kani township, and it resulted in the deaths of at least 40 civilians.
https://t.co/cCBOsegYcV
We, Myanmar people, ask for #NoFlyZone over Karen state’s LayKaeKaw area. It’s time UN Security Council takes up their responsibility to protect the lives of civilians.
👏🏽Justice For Myanmar welcome Canada UK & US sanctions on #Myanmar military, incl on the army's Quartermaster General's Office & Directorate of Procurement. They are a necessary step to prevent arms & revenue flows to terrorist junta. More sanctions urgently needed, incl on MOGE.
Deserted Yangon on Silent Strike Day: Roads that are normally busy in Myanmar's commercial capital Yangon are deserted on Friday morning, with many businesses closed and only a handful of commuters, as a show of solidarity with the “silent strike” movement. 1/2
"Silent Strike" in capital Naypyitaw
Roads and markets are seen empty in capital Naypyitaw on Friday morning as residents take part in the nationwide "Silent Strike" on International Human Rights Day. (Photos- CJ)