#Myanmar has called friends from ASEAN, Hong Kong & Taiwan to mobilize #MilkTeaAlliance on 28 February 2021 after the unofficial meeting of Myanmar Junta envoy with Prayut Chan-o-cha. Let's pressure ASEAN leaders to recognize the 2020 Myanmar General Election results.
Mya Thwate Thwate Khaing murdered by the junta.
She was shot in the head by police during a peaceful anti-coup demonstration. She survived for almost a week with a bullet lodged in her skull and was clinically brain dead. #Femicide#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar#Feb19Coup
⚠️ Confirmed: #Myanmar is in the midst of a near-total internet shutdown for the third night in a row amid anti-coup protests; real-time network data show national connectivity collapsing to 19% of ordinary levels from 1 am local; incident ongoing 🕒📉
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Update: Internet service in #Myanmar has been restored from 9 AM local time after a second night under internet curfew leaving residents offline and without a voice following the military coup; incident duration 8 hours 🕒📈
📰 https://t.co/Jgc20OBk27
During a students' sitting protest in Thandwe, the police unlawfully arrested two student protestors in front. This is a violation of the law and human rights. #WhatsHappeninglnMyanmar#Feb16Coups#Myanmar
Credible sources revealed that the Myanmar military government is receiving “technical support” from the CCP to build similar internet firewalls to block access to Twitter, NYT, FB etc. The internet cutoff serves this need.
Dictators help each other and CCP is leading the way.
Junta forces spotted shooting into residential homes and targeting non-protestors.
This is a common tactic used by authoritarian forces worldwide to discourage filming or documenting abuses. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar#Feb15Coup#SaveMyanmar
Myanmar Internet providers are alerting costumers that they’re under instruction to shutdown the internet - again - between 1am and 6am. This is another blow in the fight for democracy.
#Myanmar#InternetShutdown
“The world is watching.” London-based firm @netblocks has been closely tracking the internet disruptions in Myanmar. Director @atoker explains how the internet shutdown has been enforced – mostly through intimidation and pressure on service providers. 3/6
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.