The junta regime widens new crackdown on opposition in Myanmar
29 July 2022
The junta regime arrested a member of the LGBT community in Monywa city of Sagaing region after sharing and commenting about the execution of four pro-democracy activists on his Facebook on Thursday.
The majority of nationalism extremists, who back the junta regime, blocked the road near Yangon City Hall and held a demonstration in support of the military council's death penalty to veteran activists.#2022July29Coup#WhatsHappeninglnMyanmar
A bomb went off near Yangon city hall in Yangon's Kyauktada township at around 11 am on Jul 30 and then, 2 youths were shot and abducted by junta soldiers in a military vehicle on No.37 Street. #2022July30Coup#LegalizationOfNUG#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Joint forces of pro-democracy villagers of several villages from northern Salingyi township and eastern Yinmarbin township staged a strike against military dictatorship. #2022July29Coup#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Monks from Sangha Union of Mandalay demand for an immediate end to all of Burma’s suffering. They also performed sermons & prayed for federal democracy’s development. #2022July29Coup#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Wai Moe Naing has been denied contact with his family since his arrest in Sagaing Region’s largest city in April of last year
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As we salute the courage of Ko Jimmy and Phyo Zeyar Thaw we remember the more than 15,000 other lives lost as a result of the junta’s terrorist acts. ASEAN and UN Member States must understand that Min Aung Hlaing will never listen, nor commit to any promise he has made.
Junta troops in Magwe Region’s Myaing Township torched over 100 houses and killed a villager in Kyauk Kan Village on Saturday, according to residents. Another village was torched on Monday. (Photo: Spring Revolution-Myaing)
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