The killings continue in today #GlobalSpringRevolutionDay inside the country.
Let us know what ASEAN leaders who declared they have "successfully"reached to a five-point consensus think about this?
1/2 Locals reported violent crackdowns on anti-coup rallies in many cities and towns across Myanmar on Sunday as protesters took to the streets for the #GlobalSpringRevolutionDay.
UN Security Council after a private meeting on Myanmar "reiterated their deep concern" as well as their "strong support for ASEAN's positive and constructive role". Doubt we'll see much more from the Council in the weeks to come, but hopefully from other parts of the UN system.
No one should have to choose between prison & interrogation centre. Families I spoke to said their loved ones may not be released in which case they prefer them in prison rather than tortured in questioning. A mum said "being in prison is better than receiving my son's dead body"
Prominent HK pro-democracy protestor Nathan Law will join a rally in London tomorrow to offer support and solidarity for the people of Myanmar. It’s part of a global protest for Myanmar. Organisers tell me 18 countries and 37 cities are going to be involved.
Mandalay residents rally against military rule
Residents in Mandalay gathered to protest against the military rule on Sunday, joining the Global Myanmar Spring Revolution movement by wearing blacks and showing a blood-stained three-finger salutes.
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Today marks 3 months of the military coup in Burma. MAL's tactics of violence, mass arrests & killings haven't stopped people of Burma from speaking out. Our courage, unity & determination are stronger than the military's brutality
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A group of youth shared anti-regime messages in locations across Yangon on Sunday morning. Pro-democracy activists around the country had called for May 2 to serve as the #GlobalSpringRevolutionDay in the anti-dictatorship movement. (Photo: Supplied)
Locals in Myeik amplify calls for students to boycott the regime’s reopening of a ‘bloody education’ system, a message written in red on the wall of a local high school. ‘If you want to bring about change, do not enter the school,’ papers plastering the wall said.
People in Dawei, capital of Tanintharyi Region marched to protest against the military rule on Sunday, joining the Global Myanmar Spring Revolution.
(Photo: CJ)
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Pro-democracy protesters in Wundwin, Mandalay Region, gathered on motorbikes in protest of the military junta on Sunday morning. (Photo: CJ)
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Today is shaping up to be a big protest day in #Myanmar. Three months since the coup, and more than 750 killed by the military, but opposition has not waned and many are taking to the streets despite the dangers. At least person is reported to have been shot dead this morning.