How we protect ourselves? The terrorist (police/military) “Killed” to civilians who don’t have any weapons as war zone. We calm and protest but with life, dead bodies everywhere, everyday. Please do immediate action to the terrorist and protect Myanmar civilians. @UNinMyanmar@UN
The United Nations and international community should understand that Myanmar military is treating the cities as “war zones” and citizens as “their enemies”. Please understand this. @UN
In a statement, it said the move was a precursor to establishing a Federal Union Army and that it had the responsibility to "make effective reforms in the security sector
in order to terminate the 70 year long civil war." (2/2)
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
ASEAN needs to show Myanmar people concrete results from tomorrow's Summit. Otherwise, it's just an insult to the people who have sacrificed so much to push the movement forward. ASEAN should not undermine us but support us. Engage with @NUGMyanmar!
#Myanmar protestors on a mural in #Idlib. Syrians know well what it means when the military bombs civilians, cracks down on protestors, & targets humanitarians & health workers. When the world is silent in the face of all of that.
Artist: Aziz Asmar
Solidarity knows no borders.
Ko Wai Moe Naing, activist leader from Monywa, was hit by car, beaten and arrested by the junta forces today. He’s a high-profile leader and we appeal to international community and media to demand his safety. #FreeKoWaiMoeNaing#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
As of April 14, 21 chin people have been killed, 179 have been arbitrarily arrested, and 30 on the arrest warrants, @ChinHumanRights reported.
For the full list, visit https://t.co/T0BxRhlt7R
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Internet has been cut in Myanmar for the 51st consecutive night. Mobile data is out permanently and public WiFi is severely limited. It’s having a huge impact on information flow, especially to rural areas. Daily pamphlets like the one below and radio news have become vital.
“Fearing getting shot themselves, civilian rescuers were forced to wait nearly one hour to retrieve the body of 19-year-old Htet Htet Win from the streets of Mandalay.” Shocking report via @Myanmar_Now_Eng
https://t.co/l2xB79DHZP
The failure of the UN Security Council to even consider a strong resolution on Myanmar this week was regrettable. Using it as an excuse for inaction would be unacceptable. Coordinated international action to support those under siege & hold the junta accountable cannot wait.