Myanmar Military Coups do spamming and hate speech comments under Embassies's posts by using many fake accounts. @Facebook should not allow that. @fbsecurity should check our reports, stop to use auto system. Respect our reports. Stop cyber Bullying.
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To the people of #Myanmar- we couldn’t seek you out while we were in your country. Please know that we heard your voices, we saw your pain and your courage and we will do everything we can to do justice to your story. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Video reported to show the car crashing into the motorbike of Myanmar protest leader Wai Moe Naing in Monywa before he was arrested. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
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On Wednesday the UN Security Council should vote to cut the junta's access to funds and weapons and refer their atrocities to the ICC. Myanmar people are not deterred by junta violence. Nations should not be deterred by threats of a UNSC veto. Stand up and be counted. #forceavote
The junta has shut down wireless Internet access & is now deploying rocket propelled grenades, machine guns & other weapons of war against the people of Myanmar. This madness must stop. Sanctions & an arms embargo must be imposed to cut their access to revenue and weapons. Now.
The failure of the UN Security Council to even consider a strong resolution on Myanmar this week was regrettable. Using it as an excuse for inaction would be unacceptable. Coordinated international action to support those under siege & hold the junta accountable cannot wait.
US Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield has delivered a powerful message to the people of Myanmar & the world with a call to action:"The US stands with you...We cannot allow them (the junta) to succeed...only concrete action will change the military's calculus." Exactly.
As the military crackdown intensifies in Myanmar, CNN’s @clarissaward reports on the ground with the permission of the military as the team are being escorted throughout. https://t.co/YM4O587MwC
#CNN chief international correspondent Clarissa Ward had visited 10-mile market this morning and interviewed locals. After she left, the two girls she had interviewed were detained by security force.
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Attached is my statement on the Armed Forces Day massacre in Myanmar - It is well past time to stand with and for the Myanmar people with coordinated international action. https://t.co/OWNcfxsb59 https://t.co/2zsZR1FtJs