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The United Nations Security Council on March 10 "strongly condemned" the Myanmar military’s use of violence against peaceful anti-coup protesters.
Myanmar military raids newsrooms, revokes 5 media outlets’ licenses 3 minute read A copy of “7Day News” and other papers are displayed in Yangon, Myanmar, 2 February 2021, a day after the military seized power and detained democratically elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi. STR/AFP via Getty Images The operating licenses of the independent outlets Mizzima, Myanmar Now, 7Day News, Democratic Voice of Burma, and Khit Thit Media were revoked by Myanmar's military government. This statement was originally published on cpj.org on 9 March 2021....
Channels Television Updated March 10, 2021 A protester addresses the crowd on a megaphone as they take part in a demonstration against the military coup in Yangon on February 10, 2021. Sai Aung Main / AFP People barricaded in a Yangon neighbourhood overnight said Tuesday that Myanmar security forces searched their homes room by room for anti-coup protesters, targeting apartments flying the flag of Aung San Suu Kyi’s party. Myanmar has been in turmoil since the military ousted and detained Suu Kyi last month, triggering daily protests around the country to demand the junta restore demo...
Myanmar military surrounds Ma Hlwa Gone Railway compound after railway association joined civil disobedience movement ANI | Updated: Mar 10, 2021 11:43 IST Naypyitaw [Myanmar], March 10 (ANI): Launching a fresh crackdown on pro-democracy protesters, the Myanmar military on Wednesday surrounded Ma Hlwa Gone Railway compound, even "robbed the rice bags and groceries that were donated for civil disobedience movement (CDM) workers" after the railway association joined the movement. According to several Twitter users in Myanmar, the military surrounded the Ma ...
As the pro-democracy protests against the Myanmar junta intensifies, the security forces have arrested several people during the anti-coup crackdown and the licences of five independent media companies have been revoked. According to a report by Voice of America (VOA), the Military Council on Monday announced its decision to revoke the licences of five independent media companies in the nation amid reports of armed men ransacking the offices of one of the outlets and the arrest of an editor covering anti-coup protests. The five media companies are Myanmar Now, Khit Thit media, Democratic V...