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Some sheltered behind makeshift barriers in their neighbourhoods, but the gunfire at times appeared relentless. attempts were made to save as many lives as possible. the applause here offering hope to these makeshift medics but casualties including children were reported across the country, making it the bloodiest day since the army seized power on the 1st of february. the military turned on its own people on what was supposed to be a national holiday to honour the armed forces. myanmar�*s bri...

Constructed their own home—made weapons to retaliate. throughout the day, the death toll mounted, along with international condemnation. the us secretary of state said he was "horrified", and that "the courageous people of burma" rejected "the military�*s reign of terror". but the general who seized power last month, min aung hlaing, did not respond. his regime has already been hit by some sanctions, but now, there are calls for more coordinated action. so, just, you know, $1 billion alone e...

He blames protesters for the violence and a tv message warned they would be shot in the head. translation: violent acts that affect stability - and security in order to make demands are inappropriate. but the people of myanmar appear ready to continue their protest, and fight for democracy to be restored, whatever the cost. laura bicker, bbc news. fighting in mozambique is continuing between islamist militants and government forces near giant gas projects in the north of the country. the french ...

Opened fire even though no protests were nearby. his family are now adding their voices to a chorus calling for revolution.- calling for revolution. these children and _ calling for revolution. these children and this _ calling for revolution. these children and this time - calling for revolution. these children and this time of. calling for revolution. these l children and this time of crisis being kept in the safest place by the family, these children are not on the street, not even in the liv...

When he was shot and killed. witnesses say troops opened fire, even though no protests were nearby. his family are now adding their voices to a chorus calling for revolution. these children, in this time of crisis, they are kept in the safest place, by their family. these children are not on the street, not on the front, not even in the living rooms. they are hiding. even children are not safe, so that means no one is safe in burma. over 400 people have now died in myanmar since the military sei...

Look, they went in. they shouldnt have done it. some of them went in and they were hugging and kissing the police and the guards. you know, theyre persecuting a lot of those people. howie: joining us now from philadelphia, ed rendell, former pennsylvania governor and dnc chairman. governor, the president did say had they shouldnt have done it. when he talks about zero threat and hugging and kissing, it caused a huge media controversy as he weighed in on what some of his supporters did on january...

Even though no protests were nearby. his family are now adding their voices to a chorus calling for revolution. these children, in this time of crisis, they are kept in the safest place, by their family. these children are not on the street, not on the front, not even in the living rooms. they are hiding. even children are not safe, so that means no one is safe in burma. over 400 people have now died in myanmar since the military seized power last month. some protesters have started to fight bac...

Attempts were made to save as many lives as possible. the applause here offering hope to these makeshift medics but casualties including children were reported across the country, making it the bloodiest day since the army seized power on the 1st of february. the military turned in its own people on what was supposed to be a national holiday to honour the armed forces. myanmar�*s british ambassador said the security forces have disgraced themselves. as general min aung hlaing inspected the tro...

The us secretary of state said he was "horrified", and that "the courageous people of burma" rejected "the military�*s reign of terror". but the general who seized power last month, min aung hlaing, did not respond. his regime has already been hit by some sanctions, but now, there are calls for more coordinated action. so, just, you know, $1 billion alone each year go into the pockets of the generals from the oil and gas industry. if we were to stop that flow of oil and gas revenue into their ...

The applause here offering hope to these makeshift medics but casualties including children were reported across the country, making it the bloodiest day since the army seized power on the 1st of february. the military turned in its own people on what was supposed to be a national holiday to honour the armed forces. myanmar�*s british ambassador said the security forces have disgraced themselves. as general min aung hlaing inspected the troops in a grand parade, he said he would protect the co...