Had a terrible nightmare last night.
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This time, one of my friends had a miscarriage in her third trimester; had to do medical abortion as the heart of the fetus stopped beating.
Hopefully nothing like this happens in real life.
May God bless and protect my pregnant besties.
Hope my family, my friends and all the loved ones in my life are okay and nothing bad happens to any of them.
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Dreams are very powerful forces in my life. Therefore, dear God, please look after us; protect us from any harm, any potential danger and any evil beings.
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I dreamed another terrifying dream last night/early morning.
Everything was destroyed by such large force. I don't remember exactly the sequences of the dream but I know it's quite unsettling.
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To be honest, it's more brutal than the dream I dreamt before 2025 Earthquake.
Hundreds of thousands of Myanmar migrant workers and pro-democracy exile groups across Thailand launched a coordinated mass mobilization today to mark the 81st birthday of jailed State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi. Read more: https://t.co/4dnRUZgnr1
happy 81st birthday to the leader of my motherland, #AungSanSuuKyi.
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hope you will be free from the hands of evil military dictators really soon. 🙏🙏🙏
photo credits: @VanityFair
UK Must Not ‘Stand on the Sidelines’ Over Myanmar: Jeremy Hunt
Speaking in Parliament, the former foreign secretary called on Britain to lead at the UN, expand sanctions and support war crimes probes as Myanmar’s crisis deepens.
Myanmar’s military-dominated regime has dismantled a statue of independence hero General Aung San in Taungoo, Bago Region, days after a visit by regime leader Min Aung Hlaing and army chief Ye Win Oo. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
The regime committed war crimes in Bago on March 5 when 28 civilians were killed in a raid and airstrike on Yae Twin Gone, Fortify Rights said in a report Tuesday. Photo: Detained villagers lie on the ground (left); detainees dig graves. / KNU, KPSN #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Myanmar 🇲🇲: images of the massacre in Pakokku are too gruesome to share unfiltered but it is clear dozens have been killed. 49 based on the latest report.
Another brutal crime by the junta.
"In #Myanmar today, civilians are petrified by the military’s relentless bombing and burning campaign, which last year made the Southeast Asian nation the most severely affected by conflict on earth, after Palestinian territories." A rare photo journey 🇲🇲
https://t.co/QGGxhyIAdm
This is my friend, a photojournalist who was violently arrested and imprisoned by the military. To this day, they remain locked up in Insein Prison serving a long, unjust sentence. #WorldPressFreedomDay#journalismisnotacrime
I have just come back Myanmar 🇲🇲 where I spent two weeks traveling around the resistance-held territories of the Sagaing region. Its a remote region which no other foreign press has managed to visit since the start of the war five years ago.
I'll share some impressions below 🧵
48-yr-old Kim Aris says reports of his 80-yr-old mum #AungSanSuuKyi's move to house arrest "remain unverified". Adds "as a son, my hope remains very simple. I want to see my mother released, to know that she is safe & to see all political prisoners freed" #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
A few sentence reductions and releases for people who should never have been jailed in the first place. Pathetic.
Myanmar frees Win Myint, cuts Aung San Suu Kyi’s prison term in amnesty deal #whatshappeninginMyanmar https://t.co/UyNmSSywRO via @scmpnews
#Myanmar#AungSanSuuKyi's son Kim Aris tells me her jail "reduction is meaningless except as a gesture to try and gain legitimacy internationally. She will still be over a hundred years old!" Myanmar #military cut her jail term by ~4.5yrs to now 22.5 yrs https://t.co/l1JnPtLRVR
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi receives minor reduction to decades-long prison sentence, while former President U win Myint is freed, as Myanmar’s new military-dominated regime issues a traditional New Year amnesty. The pardon comes just a week after junta chief Min Aung Hlaing’s inauguration as president following a widely denounced election. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar