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The Irrawaddy presents photographic evidence of dozens of crimes—among the many thousands—committed by junta forces against civilians.

At Least Five Protesters Killed as Myanmar Forces Crack Down on Protests in Several Cities Regime forces make arrests in Mandalay on Sunday. / CJ 702 By The Irrawaddy 2 May 2021 Myanmar regime forces launched their most extensive crackdowns in two weeks on anti-regime protests on Sunday, killing at least five protesters, and wounding and arresting several people across the country. Since early morning on Sunday, soldiers, police officers and also plainclothes men were out in force at protest ...

After Deadly Clashes, Myanmar Junta Frees Detained Anti-Regime Protesters The arrest of the seven sparked clashes between regime troops and resistance fighters in Chin State’s Mindat, where at least 20 Tatmadaw soldiers have been killed. 1.1k By The Irrawaddy 28 April 2021 The Myanmar military regime on Tuesday night released seven anti-regime protesters who were arrested in Chin State’s Mindat on Saturday. Their arrests provoked daily clashes between civilian resistance fighters and junt...

EXCLUSIVE: Roger Stone Encourages AOC to Visit the Border Again and this Time Look At EXCLUSIVE: Roger Stone Encourages AOC to Visit the Border Again and this Time Look At the Abuse Obama/Biden Promote with Their Insane Immigration Policies Published April 25, 2021 at 7:40am Roger Stone has an exclusive for the AOC. He invites her to visit the border now and see the results of the insane policies of Democrats Obama and Biden. In 2019 Rep. AOC was at the border in a nice outfit released pi...

IFJ 21 April 2021 Myanmar: Military detains Japanese journalist The Myanmar military detained Japanese freelance journalist, Yuki Kitazumi in Yangon on April 18 for allegedly disseminating ‘fake news’. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) condemn the continued threat to journalists across Myanmar and calls for the immediate release of all detained journalists. Japanese journalist Yuki Kitazumi. Credit: Twitter Yuki Kitazumi, a freelance journalist and owner of Yangon Media...

An unhappy customer who invaded the Tesla booth at the Shanghai auto show by clambering atop a car in protest, creating a social media stir, will be detained for five days, Shanghai police said on... | April 20, 2021

Chinese woman who stormed Tesla display at car show detained for 5 days  20 Apr 2021 - 11:33 A Tesla electric vehicle (EV) is seen through a charging point displayed during a media day for the Auto Shanghai show in Shanghai, China April 20, 2021. REUTERS/Aly Song Reuters SHANGHAI - An unhappy customer who invaded the Tesla booth at the Shanghai auto show by clambering atop a car in protest, creating a social media stir, will be detained for five days, Shanghai police said on Tuesday. Police...

Japanese Journalist Detained in Myanmar Moved to Prison: Embassy Yuki Kitazumi / Kyodo By Kyodo News 19 April 2021 A Japanese freelance journalist detained by security forces in Myanmar’s largest city Yangon on Sunday has been transferred to prison, the Japanese Embassy in Myanmar said Monday. Yuki Kitazumi, a former reporter for the Tokyo-based Nikkei business daily who now lives in Yangon, was detained at his house on Sunday night and taken away in a police vehicle, local media reported. ...

Myanmar military arrest Japanese journalist who covered protests against coup in Yangon Posted 2 AprApril 2021 at 7:58am A witness says freelance journalist Yuki Kitazumi was picked up from his home and taken into custody by troops. ( Print text only Cancel Myanmar authorities have detained a Japanese journalist in Yangon, Japans government says, adding it is trying to secure his release. Key points: Japans government is seeking details on the circumstances surrounding the journalists dete...

Biden Admin Opens Another Migrant Child Detention Center in Texas Biden Admin Opens Another Migrant Child Detention Center in Texas The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced the opening of yet another Emergency Intake Sites (EIS) to move the ever-increasing numbers of unaccompanied migrant children out of Border Patrol custody. The move mirrors recent announcements by HHS to address the surge in unaccompanied children migrants flooding across the southern border in r...