We are excited to announce “The Four Oaths of the People’s Defense Force”.
This is a critical step to establish the #FederalUnion and keep all civilians safe.
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"I can't yet find a good answer to respond to the Burmese protesters that say: what does the UN stand for? United nothing?"- @Reaproy from @hrw speaks on the int. community response to #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar#Myanmar#MyanmarCoup:👉https://t.co/z2GY582ILP
A protester-free demonstration against military dictatorship is seen near the Aung Zeya Bridge in #Yangon’s Insein Township on Wednesday. Following a series of crackdowns by the junta's security forces, a number of such ‘protests without protesters’ have sprung up across #Myanmar
At least six anti-coup protesters have been reported killed in Myanmar now - and more suspected - hours after UN Security Council called on the army to show restraint #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Several eminent individuals like ex-#UN special rapporteur @YangheeLeeSKKU with extensive knowledge/understanding of #Myanmar have set up a @SpecialCouncil to provide a platform for stakeholders to ensure voices are heard & provide advice to civil society #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Contributor Su Min Naing argues that the #Myanmar#Tatmadaw underestimated the social forces that are coming together to resist the coup, and it will ruin the country and itself if it fails to negotiate a way out of its own mess.
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https://t.co/sjQZzXFRb3
BREAKING: The KL High Court has granted an interim stay against the Malaysian Government from deporting the 1,200 Myanmar nationals until tomorrow 10am.
They were scheduled to be deported by the Myanmar navy today at Lumut naval base.
The leave hearing will be heard tomorrow.
Update: Internet service in #Myanmar has been restored from 9 AM local time after a second night under internet curfew leaving residents offline and without a voice following the military coup; incident duration 8 hours 🕒📈
📰 https://t.co/Jgc20OBk27
Update: Internet connectivity is being restored in #Myanmar from 9 am local time; network data show national connectivity rising to ordinary levels after information blackout; social media still restricted for most users; incident duration ~8 hours 📈
📰 https://t.co/Jgc20OBk27
Since Feb 1 when #Myanmar#military took over the country in a #coup @Telenor_mm has been updating the telco orders given by the military government. Now says it'll no longer be able to do so but remains "gravely concerned"
https://t.co/fk3dX66Mc7 #WhatIsHappeningInMyanmar