As slaughter of civilians continues, some decide it’s time to take up arms
Nearly two months into their resistance against a ruthless dictatorship, many are ready to take the fight to the next level. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
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Burma has been turned into a slaughter ground (not a war zone or battle ground) as The deadliest day of protest. Military and police slaughtered the civilians, and arrested the peaceful protesters brutally and mercilessly
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Military junta is cutting our mobile internet.
This post is uploaded through FTTH wifi which may be cut off later.
If you don't hear again from us in next 24 hour, please let the world know that Myanmar people are under injustice repression.
#WeNeedR2PInMyanmar
Thank you @ChrisStephens for signing this EDM, showing solidarity with those protesting the military coup in Myanmar. It is so important that the people of Myanmar feels the support around the world right now.
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Mobile networks are disabled, only wifi is working. It’s very hard to get informations from those on the ground protesting for now. #WhatsHappeninglnMyanmar#Mar15Coup
The death of Khin Maung Latt in custody is just the latest example of the #MyanmarMilitary's increasingly bloody crackdown. It is past time for an end to impunity & a serious & united international response, says @hrw.
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The chilling sight of Myanmar's security forces stalking the streets of a Yangon suburb tonight.
Terrifying for residents.
"Terrorists" is what many Burmese are now calling the officers who've brazenly shot dead more than 50 protestors since the coup.
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#Myanmar under nightly curfew now but some citizens have gone onto street to retaliate against #military security forces who have fired shots & blocked access in Sanchaung #Yangon. (@IrrawaddyNews live stream pics in Dawbon, southeast Yangon) #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar