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The EU says it will impose sanctions on Myanmar after protests against military rule were again met with police violence.
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The EU says it will impose sanctions on Myanmar after protests against military rule were again met with police violence.
The EU says it will impose sanctions on Myanmar after protests against military rule were again met with police violence.
The EU says it will impose sanctions on Myanmar after protests against military rule were again met with police violence.
Members of the Shan ethnic minority hold an anti-coup demonstration Three weeks after Myanmar's military coup, protests in cities around the country are growing larger than ever before and have spread to the capital cities of provinces with significant ethnic minority populations. Thousands of flag-waving demonstrators took to the streets of Lashio in the eastern Shan state, Myitkyina in Kachin state to the north, or Hpa-An in the southeastern Kayin state. Leaders of Myanmar's different ethnic groups that are supporting resistance against the military leadership also support the civil dis...
Myanmar police fire rubber bullets and stun grenades Security forces in Myanmar's two biggest cities cracked down on anti-coup protesters on Friday by firing stun grenades, rubber bullets and shots into the air. The unrest underscores the rising tensions between a growing revolt and the generals who toppled the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in a February 1 coup that shocked the international community, reversing years of progress towards democracy. The ousted civilian government's UN envoy condemned the latest violence. "We need further strongest possible action from the ...