Myanmar's Suu Kyi appears in court in person for first time since coup. Lawyers say she is healthy and wishes people good health and that her party will endure https://t.co/yIuykIUnwW #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar (note the picture here is not from today)
Myanmar’s junta leader says Daw Aung San Suu Kyi will soon appear for trial. Asked about her performance, he says “she tried all she could”. He again makes clear Myanmar will not follow @ASEAN ‘consensus’ yet. From Phoenix TV #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
On May 18, in #Kyauktada, Junta terrorists brutally beat and abducted Ko Henry Htet Myat Aung in the photo, a 16-year-old boy and an eighth-grade student. They also ransacked the entire house. The cause of the abduction is still unknown. And no contact with them.
#May19Coup
About 100, 000 teachers from the basic education sector were dismissed by SAC! It indicates they lack any control over education sector. We will have to take things into our own hands for the education of our children under the leadership of @NUGMyanmar's education ministry.
100 days ago today, the @UN Secretary-General @antonioguterres reaffirmed the UN's unwavering support to the people of #Myanmar in their pursuit of democracy, peace, human rights and the rule of law.
The UN Country Team in Myanmar continues to stand with the people of Myanmar.
It’s now 100 days and nights of junta rule in Myanmar. The protests go on despite more than 780 killings and thousands of arrests. In some places tonight. #WhatsHappeninglnMyanmar
Locals in Magwe Region’s Aunglan Township painted the gate and sign outside a school campus red on Monday and wrote that they reject the ‘slave education’ provided under the military regime. (Photo- Supplied)
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Myanmar poet Khat Thi died in detention and his body was returned with the organs removed, his family said. he had written: "They shoot in the head, but they don't know the revolution is in the heart." https://t.co/JDiLPb5RvH #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Myanmar’s military just said it will allow a visit by an @ASEAN envoy once the country is stable - which is clearly not the case now #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
The Myanmar military's use of heavy explosive weapons in populated areas "is having horrific humanitarian consequences for civilians and must cease." https://t.co/GD2l3ZKMqZ
Myanmar: "Ko Aung Myint Hlaing, a 32-year-old electrical engineer, was beaten to death by regime forces on Tuesday night shortly after being detained for questioning in Bago....His family was refused permission to retrieve his body for a funeral." https://t.co/1lO1pYaoaA
"They have guns but we have people." That sums up the current state of affairs in Myanmar as a broad popular revolt resists the junta's dictatorship. In Yangon, a musician and his sister have been filming this standoff for the past two months: https://t.co/Ro5n66rPu4
The daily shows of defiance of Myanmar’s junta take place in many parts of the country. Sometimes the crowds are big, sometimes fewer people brave the risk of violence, but they have not been stopped #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Junta rule: "Myanmar’s security forces are arresting thousands of people. Most are boys and young men. But many families of those taken do not know where they are." https://t.co/n2moDtNil6