The military coup must fail.
Democracy & justice must prevail in Myanmar.
Our fight will win.
Urgent and decisive action now
BFM: The Business Station - Podcast Live & Learn: Six Months into the 2021 Myanmar coup d'état - Death, Destruction, Disease https://t.co/o7koq00ryr
Please hear the appeal of the National Unity Government and the people of Myanmar, the international community and the UN accordingly should take a decisive action immediately to save lives of innocent people of Myanmar.
Urgent help is needed than ever.
A disturbing trend of junta forces blocking/destroying/confiscating humanitarian aid must end. States engaging with the junta must either convince them to stop imperiling innocent people with their blockades of life saving supplies or join efforts to pressure them.
The United Nations in Myanmar said it was alarmed by recent acts of violence and called “for those responsible for human rights violations to be held accountable, including the perpetrators and their chain of command.” #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Looking for hope amidst the despair of the military junta's assault on the people of Myanmar? Read Thin Lei Win's NikkeiAsia story of how, from the ashes of brutality, the phoenix of a peaceful, united nation could rise. https://t.co/G9fj371ykw
"Our people are ready to pay any cost to get back their rights and freedom," Zin Mar Aung told the UN Security Council on behalf of Myanmar's CRPH. @rshorsey told the meeting Myanmar was on the brink of collapse after the coup https://t.co/Uu8Cik73oz #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Just arrived in BKK for talks. I regret that Tatmadaw answered me yesterday that they are not ready to receive me. I am ready for dialogue. Violence never leads to peaceful sustainable solutions.
Nineteen people have been sentenced to death in Myanmar for killing an associate of an army captain, the military owned Myawaddy television station said. It said 17 of the people were sentenced in absentia. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
“It’s better to walk through a minefield”: Victims of Myanmar’s brutal army described being systematically raped and used as human shields.
https://t.co/NR6cucScC4
Sister Ann Rose Nu Tawng kneels before police officers in Myitkyina, Myanmar, begging security forces to refrain from using violence against protesters and residents.
Video of the moment: https://t.co/FmgsCdckp8
📷 Myitkyina News Journal / AFP
56 Malaysian parliamentarians and 3 senate members urge ASEAN to suspend Myanmar’s membership in light of the coup and the junta's brutality against protesters. “The international community must not leave Myanmarese civilian protesters to die helplessly.” https://t.co/3qsDozZIt4