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Myanmar leads general strike, large protests against coup even after government threats – 22/02/2021 – Worldwide – KSU - Vimarsana News

Myanmar leads general strike, large protests against coup even after government threats – 22/02/2021 – Worldwide – KSU

A general strike against the military coup in Myanmar closed businesses on Monday (22) and large crowds demonstrated in various parts of the country.

Facebook Bans Myanmar Army Page, Thousands Return To Streets After Bloody Day – 21/02/2021 – Worldwide – KSU - Vimarsana News

Facebook Bans Myanmar Army Page, Thousands Return To Streets After Bloody Day – 21/02/2021 – Worldwide – KSU

ksuadminFebruary 21, 2021 18 In the aftermath of the bloodiest episodes of protests against the military coup in Myanmar, Facebook banned the Armed Forces main page and a growing crowd has taken to the streets to demand the return of democracy. “In accordance with our global policies, we have removed the Tatmadaw news team page [como é conhecido o Exército mianmarense] for repeated violations of our standards which prohibit incitement to violence and coordinated damage, ”said a spokesperson for the platform, in a statement released on Sunday (21). In recent years, Facebook has engaged...

Acts intensify in Myanmar after army says people support coup – 17/02/2021 – Worldwide – KSU - Vimarsana News

Acts intensify in Myanmar after army says people support coup – 17/02/2021 – Worldwide – KSU

ksuadminFebruary 17, 2021 16 Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets on Wednesday (17) in Myanmar to protest again against the military coup, rejecting the army’s claim that the population supported the overthrow of the civilian government led by Aung San Suu Kyi. Most of the protests, among the largest since the protests began on February 6, have been peaceful. Still, security forces fired shots in the town of Mandalay, 270 km from the capital, Naypyidaw, where tens of thousands of people took to the streets. Soldiers clashed with strikers in the railway sector, according to...