In the northern part of Salingyi area, many villagers from Phaungkata village marched wearing white shirts to join the global Spring Revolution on September 11.
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Young activists in #Dawei, Tanintharyi Region staged a flash mob protest against the military regime Saturday morning.
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1/2 Youth-led food sharing program/activities continued in Mon and Karen Townships. "This is the second launch of food sharing to those who are in need. We know people are finding it very difficult to feed their families. That's why we organized the donations and contributed...
Educators, students and residents in Myaing Township, Magwe Region gathered early Saturday morning to show their support for the parallel National Unity Government (NUG) and opposition to the military regime.
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Dawei District Strike Committee led a protest march in Launglone township on the morning of September 11 to recognize the NUG as the official government.
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Pro-democracy locals from Kyauk Phyu Tine village, Latpadaung Area in Salingyi Tsp marched & conducted demonstrations in support of overthrowing the military rule.
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All Burmese Student Union strike took to the streets Of Mandalay and protested against the military dictatorship despite the tight security forces.
"แแแบแแแบแแญแฏแแบ แแฑแฌแบแแพแแบแแฑแธ แกแแถแแฑแฌแบแกแฑแฌแแบแแพแฌ แแฐแแฏแแแแบแแฏแถแธ๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝแฏแ แแบแธแแผ"
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