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At least nine civilians and anti-regime protesters in Yangon who spoke to CNN on Friday remain in detention, although the junta told the US broadcaster that they had been released. [1]
After witnessing a junta military sniper shoot dead an elderly man who was trying to protect his grandchild while she retrieved a doll in Yangon’s Hlaing Thayar Township on March 14, 2021, freelance photojournalist Ko Aung Aung resolved to steadfastl... [2]
Khine Thinzar Aye protests the Myanmar military dictatorship in Hlaing township, Yangon in March 2021. [3]
Another gruesome milestone was reached on Wednesday: My organization has collected and published the names of at least 4,000 people killed by junta troops and Pyu Saw Hti militiamen since the post-coup crackdowns began in February 2021. [4]
Military and civilian MPs read side by side in Parliament’s libraries and reading rooms in Naypyidaw. (Photos: Myo Min Soe / The Irrawaddy) | Military and civilian MPs read side by side in Parliament’s libraries and reading rooms in Naypyidaw. [5]
At least nine civilians and anti-regime protesters in Yangon who spoke to CNN on Friday remain in detention, although the junta told the US broadcaster that they had been released.
After witnessing a junta military sniper shoot dead an elderly man who was trying to protect his grandchild while she retrieved a doll in Yangon’s Hlaing Thayar Township on March 14, 2021, freelance photojournalist Ko Aung Aung resolved to steadfastl
Khine Thinzar Aye protests the Myanmar military dictatorship in Hlaing township, Yangon in March 2021.
Another gruesome milestone was reached on Wednesday: My organization has collected and published the names of at least 4,000 people killed by junta troops and Pyu Saw Hti militiamen since the post-coup crackdowns began in February 2021.
Military and civilian MPs read side by side in Parliament’s libraries and reading rooms in Naypyidaw. (Photos: Myo Min Soe / The Irrawaddy) | Military and civilian MPs read side by side in Parliament’s libraries and reading rooms in Naypyidaw.