Myanmar junta spokesman says protests and violence are now on the decrease, will focus on those provoking unrest. He compared the situation in Myanmar to that after Thailand’s 2014 coup #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
Family members cry near dead body of a teenage boy Tun Tun Aung who was shot dead by security forces in front of his home on Monday, in Mandalay, Myanmar March 23, 2021. REUTERS/Stringer #WhatsHappeninglnMyanmar
The Yangon neighborhood of Sanchaung has been "in the eye of the storm" of the pro-democracy protests in Myanmar. The protesters are in the street, and the entire community seems to be pitching in to help them in anyway that it can. https://t.co/KECq21frRp
"If the generals in Myanmar thought seizing power would be easy, they were mistaken. The country’s citizens are showing astonishing determination....They have continued their nonviolent protests even as the security forces open fire on the crowds." https://t.co/hxAHw8bdze
Myanmar Military will show off hospitals reopening by putting up huge banners that say “We warmly welcome healthcare workers”, then the next day they shoot the hospitals where these healthcare workers save the lives of the people they tried to kill. The irony. #Myanmar
In Hledan, Yangon, military terrorists grabbed the people to clear and remove the barricades on the roads. They have no right to order and serve these kinds of work to our people. This is totally abusing our people with the weapons.
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322 students were arrested during peaceful strike in Yangon, & are still detained in Insein prison. They are sued with Penal Code 505(A), for so-called attempt of treason. They cannot be charged with a crime they never committed
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