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Protests in Nepal over a government decision to block access to some social media platforms led to clashes with police on Sept. 8, with 19 people being killed. The ban was lifted on Sept. 9 and Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli resigned later that day. (confirmed by 2 sources) [1]
Exodus: Tens of Thousands Flee as Myanmar Junta Troops Face Last Stand in Kokang Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army troops are opening roads and pathways through forests for people to flee Kokang’s capital as... Read moreDetails 13 V (confirmed by 2 sources) [2]
PRACHUAP KHIRIKHAN, 6 September 2013 Authorities in Prachuap Khirikhan expect the demonstration by rubber farmers to be resolved soon, after several have been injured in the clash between riot police and the demonstrators on Phetkasem Rd. (confirmed by 2 sources) [3]
HONG KONG -- Riot police fired tear gas at protesters outside Hong Kong's Legislative Council office early Tuesday and moved into the parliament to clear out demonstrators who earlier stormed the building. [4]
BANGKOK, 5 June 2012 – The Royal Thai police are prepared for further clashes between different political groups, staging a riot control drill at the Central Police Training Center in Salaya, Nakhon Prathom province. [5]
MANDALAY — Police in Mandalay, Burma’s second-biggest city, said they had arrested another five people after sectarian violence in which a Buddhist and a Muslim died, but an overnight curfew and a heavy security presence appeared to have restored cal... [6]
What is the new normal for Myanmar today? As people have been trying different forms of civil disobedience to fight the military coup it has become a new normal in Myanmar. [7]
YANGON—Hundreds of people, including journalists, were arrested and dozens are believed to have been injured in Myanmar on Saturday as security forces indiscriminately attacked everyone in their path during a continuing crackdown on anti-military reg... (confirmed by 2 sources) [8]
Protests in Nepal over a government decision to block access to some social media platforms led to clashes with police on Sept. 8, with 19 people being killed. The ban was lifted on Sept. 9 and Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli resigned later that day.
Exodus: Tens of Thousands Flee as Myanmar Junta Troops Face Last Stand in Kokang Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army troops are opening roads and pathways through forests for people to flee Kokang’s capital as... Read moreDetails 13 V
PRACHUAP KHIRIKHAN, 6 September 2013 Authorities in Prachuap Khirikhan expect the demonstration by rubber farmers to be resolved soon, after several have been injured in the clash between riot police and the demonstrators on Phetkasem Rd.
HONG KONG -- Riot police fired tear gas at protesters outside Hong Kong's Legislative Council office early Tuesday and moved into the parliament to clear out demonstrators who earlier stormed the building.
BANGKOK, 5 June 2012 – The Royal Thai police are prepared for further clashes between different political groups, staging a riot control drill at the Central Police Training Center in Salaya, Nakhon Prathom province.
MANDALAY — Police in Mandalay, Burma’s second-biggest city, said they had arrested another five people after sectarian violence in which a Buddhist and a Muslim died, but an overnight curfew and a heavy security presence appeared to have restored cal
What is the new normal for Myanmar today? As people have been trying different forms of civil disobedience to fight the military coup it has become a new normal in Myanmar.
YANGON—Hundreds of people, including journalists, were arrested and dozens are believed to have been injured in Myanmar on Saturday as security forces indiscriminately attacked everyone in their path during a continuing crackdown on anti-military reg