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Myanmar Junta Re-Arrests More Than 100 Released In Amnesty: Report : Rashtra News Myanmar has been rocked by massive protests since the February coup in the country. (File)Bangkok: Myanmar's junta has re-arrested more than 100 anti-coup protesters freed in a recent amnesty, according to a local monitoring group that tracks detentions and killings in the
Follow this thread for updates on the situation in Myanmar, where a coup may be happening after de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other officials have reportedly been detained by the military. Photo: Military officers wearing facemasks who serve as members of Myanmar's parliament leave after a session at the Assembly of the Union (Pyidaungsu Hluttaw) in Naypyidaw on March 10, 2020. AFP/Ye Aung Thu
Crowds file through Myanmar's Shwedagon Pagoda to offer incense, candles and flowers for the three-day Buddhist Thadingyut festival. To mark this year's festival — which celebrates Buddha's descent from heaven — Myanmar's junta said it would release thousands of people jailed for protesting against the February coup.
Crowds file through Myanmar's Shwedagon Pagoda to offer incense, candles and flowers for the three-day Buddhist Thadingyut festival. To mark this year's festival — which celebrates Buddha's descent from heaven — Myanmar's junta said it would release thousands of people jailed for protesting against the February coup.
BANGKOK (AFP): Myanmar's junta has re-arrested more than 100 anti-coup protesters freed in a recent amnesty, according to a local monitoring group that tracks detentions and killings in the country.