The mother (C-L) and the father (C-R) of Khant Nyar Hein, an eighteen-year-old medical student who was shot dead during a protest against the military coup, mourn over their son's body during a funeral service in #Yangon, #Myanmar, 16 March 2021. Photo: EPA
A protester holds onto the shirt of a fallen comrade, during a crackdown by security forces on demonstrations against the military coup, in #HlaingTharyar township in #Yangon on March 14, 2021. Photo: AFP
1/2 Myanmar’s security forces cracked down on anti-coup protesters in Hlaing Tharyar, an industrial township in Yangon, on Sunday afternoon, killing at least 11 people and injuring 20, according to a source at a hospital nearby and a rescue worker.
The @UN estimates that at least 138 protesters have been killed in #Myanmar since the military coup. The situation has recently deteriorated dramatically. It must not only be talked about, it must be acted on immediately! Act now! Right now!
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On Yadanar Road between South Okkalapa and Thingangyun Twp, Yangon
Residents forced by military to remove sandbag barricades and stickers from the streets
A tactic of forced labor, practiced in the ethnic states
Source: RFA Burmese
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We shouldn't call it a "battle zone" (as this article does) when the Myanmar junta's security forces fire live ammunition at unarmed pro-democracy demonstrators. It's slaughter. And a horrible crime. https://t.co/x8q39fQYHX