@Total Myanmar Military is earning about USD 8-10 million per month as royalty on the production of Yadanar gas field. In addition, they are earning USD 2-3 million per month as profit gas.We would like to know whether Total Group would like to help Myanmar by stop funding the military.
On 14th March alone, 79 civilians, were shot and killed in Yangon. In the photo, unarmed civilian hid behind the iron shield desperately crying holding his friend who was shot death. #MilitaryCoupInMyanmar#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Tonight, people from Myanmar peacefully protest against the dictatorship even though there are brutal crackdowns and unlawful killings of civilian protestors who are completely unarmed. We must FIGHT and we will WIN.
Shame on you,United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice!Why do you invite this bloody representative of military council that are committing serious crime like crime against humanity in your meeting #CrimesAgainstHumanity#whatshappeningnowinmyanmar
@LeongWaiKitCNA@MFAsg@VivianBala@ASEAN Dear Vivian and Singapore government , Thanks for not recognising military junta BUT we are not happy about Singapore recognising role of military accirding to 2008 Constitution. Military itself has already overwrite the constitution since 1 Feb. #SayNoto2008Constitution
@Asean2021_BN Dear ASEAN Leaders, military junta SAC is illegitimate organisation. CRPH is our legal, formal and recognised government. Please don't support illegitimate organisation.
Dear Friends form ASEAN, Hong Kong & Taiwan,
We are inviting you to join the mobilization of milk tea alliance on 28th February 2021 after the unofficial meeting of Myanmar Juntaβ envoy with Thai PM Prayut.
#MilkTeaAlliance#WhatsHappeninginMyanmar
It's as if the generals have declared war on the people of Myanmar: late night raids; mounting arrests; more rights stripped away; another Internet shutdown; military convoys entering communities. These are signs of desperation. Attention generals: You WILL be held accountable.
Security forces have a moral and legal obligation to defy any unlawful orders to use excessive force against peaceful protesters in #Myanmar. All in the chain of command can be held liable for committing crimes against humanity. "Following orders" is no defense.
Mounting protests again the Myanmar army takeover. Difficult to see how things play out over coming days. Hard to be optimistic when one remembers that Myanmar's been under army domination for all but a decade or two since independence in 1948. But perhaps times are a changin.
Teachers from University of Sittwe hold up signs and banners as they participate in a civil disobedience campaign against the #militarycoup, in #Sittwe, #Rakhine State, #Myanmar, 05 February 2021. EPA-EFE/NYUNT WIN