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“Enough is enough,” says one young protester. “I don’t want to live under the military dictatorship.” By March 12, 2021 Advertisement More than a month after the coup in Myanmar, the dust kicked up by the military’s seizure of power is nowhere near settling. The people of Myanmar have overwhelmingly rejected the coup and are courageously defying what they consider the unjust and illegitimate orders imposed upon them by the newly formed State Administrative Council. Since February 1, thousands of people have been arbitrarily detained by the coup government, their whereabouts in many cases unknown. More than 50 innocent civilians, mostly youth and students, have been killed and hundreds injured by the security forces to date. Myanmar is quickly devolving into chaos as the people of all ages, nationalities, and professions courageously stand up and reject the military coup. Angry and worried, the people of Myanmar refuse to accept the military dictatorship. Thousan

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