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The junta’s patriarchal oppression will cost more lives in Myanmar—unless the international community acts now.

Human rights defender from Myanmar, May Sabe Phyu said, “We, women of Myanmar believe that to achieve gender equality, it is a must to end militarism and the impunity enjoyed by the military for their actions. We know in our hearts that women's rights and gender equality will never be advanced if the junta remains in power.” UNIFEED

A quiet college town upstate is growing into a global hub for people fleeing oppression

ASEAN summit on Saturday provides little reason for optimism among longtime political observers.

International Womens Day celebrations are devoted to fighting the military regime that ousted Aung San Suu Kyi.

URL copied to clipboard Myanmar’s women have a message for the country’s military: “You’ve messed with the wrong generation!” As tension increases throughout the country following the 1 February military coup, women of all ages in major towns and cities across Myanmar have flooded the streets to call for the reinstatement of Aung San Suu Kyis democratically elected government. But the military has responded with an increasingly violent crackdown, highlighted by the death of 20-yea...

Myanmar Protesters Call ASEAN Not to Endorse Military Regime Myanmar Protesters Call ASEAN Not to Endorse Military Regime Protesters at the Thai Embassy calling for discussions with the “Committee Representing the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw”. / The Irrawaddy 3.8k By San Yamin Aung 24 February 2021 Myanmar’s anti-regime protesters gathered outside Asean member embassies, including Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, on Wednesday, calling them to reject any cooperation with the “illegi...

After Failing to Condemn Coup, China Faces Daily Opposition in Myanmar Sun Online Desk   China’s failure to condemn Myanmar’s military coup is sparking increased anger across Myanmar as mass protests against the regime sweep the country. The Chinese Embassy in Yangon has attracted thousands of anti-coup protesters every day in the last week. Anger toward Beijing grows as China continues to defend the military regime calling the coup an “internal affair” at the United Nations Human Righ...

After Failing to Condemn Coup, China Faces Daily Opposition in Myanmar After Failing to Condemn Coup, China Faces Daily Opposition in Myanmar Anti-coup protesters hold placards at the Chinese Embassy in Yangon on Monday. / Nan Lwin / The Irrawaddy 12.4k By Nan Lwin 15 February 2021 YANGON — China’s failure to condemn Myanmar’s military coup is sparking increased anger across Myanmar as mass protests against the regime sweep the country. The Chinese Embassy in Yangon has attracted thousa...