Protesters in downtown Yangon stamp their feet on a photo of army chief and #MyanmarCoup leader Min Aung Hlaing, as a gesture of defiance towards the most powerful leader in Myanmar. #2021uprising
From 9:30 am to now in Yangon, 100s of protesters against #militarycoup have been chanting slogans near Hledan Junction, which is blocked by riot police. Small protests were launched in a number of spots in Yangon but Hledan Junction is only site of major protest so far. #Myanmar
As part of the boycott against military-owned businesses following the coup, a restaurant owner wrote a letter to Myanmar Brewery, a company owned by military conglomerate MEHL, saying he will stop selling Myanmar Beer as opposition to #MyanmarCoup.
1988 democ uprising leader Ko Min Ko Naing released appeal to the public to resist against the military in all forms of #CivilDisobedience incl pamphlets, nightly banging pots & pans + resignations from public service. He avoided arrests on early morning of Feb 1. #MyanmarCoup.
Dozens of Myanmar healthcare workers sing in support of ousted civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi, one of a handful of public protests that have emerged since the military coup in the country. https://t.co/R3r9Jsvj0I
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, President Win Myint, Cabinet members,and others must be released immediately!People of Myanmar voted for NLD. Respect it!Tatmadaw showing cowardice w lame charges against them. International Community must show solidarity and act NOW!!!
“We will do everything we can to mobilize all the key actors and international community to put enough pressure on Myanmar to make sure that this coup fails,” said UN chief @antonioguterres https://t.co/WAtZznZ8K6 #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar