Thai Student protest Myanmar junta leader at Bangkok Summit: “Thailand doesn’t welcome murderers”
Min Aung Hlaing, head of the military junta, is currently in Bangkok for the 6th Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) Summit.
A bold message greeted Myanmar junta leader Min Aung Hlaing today near Bangkok’s Shangri-La Hotel, where he is expected to attend the BIMSTEC.
“We Do Not Welcome Murderer Min Aung Hlaing !”
Thank you, Thai people. 🇹🇭🙏
War criminal Min Aung Hlaing has arrived in Thailand for the BIMSTEC Summit. Instead of holding him accountable for mass atrocities, the Thai government is welcoming him as an official guest. Hosting a dictator responsible for war crimes and the suffering of millions is unacceptable.
Thai government, please stand with the people of Myanmar, just as your Thai citizens have kindly done.
JUNTA ATTACKS POST QUAKE
#DisasterInMyanmar
Myanmar's junta now says more than 3,000 people died in the earthquake and it has declared its own pause in fighting during aid efforts. Fears now also turn to spreading disease among those left homeless and without supplies. #WhatsHappeninglnMyanmar#MyanmarEarthquake
🥹 May that old man who keeps dropping bombs and shamelessly attending the summit when current quake crisis is imminent be damned.
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar#BIMSTECSummit2025
Everyone at Arsenal is thinking of those affected by the devastating earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand. We send our love and strength to all those who are suffering.
There are controversial theories about the escape of political prisoners. Some said the military commanders flew away after locking them. Some said the military officers released them before they moved out.
Deeply disturbed by reports from #Bangladesh that three leaders of the Students Against Discrimination movement have been forcibly taken from hospital by police. They were reportedly in hospital in the first place due to police torture. This madness must stop @BDPM_Geneva