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Woman shot during Myanmar anti-coup protests passes away - Vimarsana News

Woman shot during Myanmar anti-coup protests passes away

Mya Thwate Thwate Khaing, who had just turned 20, had been on life support since being taken to hospital on Feb.9, after she was hit by what doctors said was a live bullet at a protest in the capital, Naypyitaw.

'Pursue justice': British and Canada impose sanctions on Myanmar army - Vimarsana News

'Pursue justice': British and Canada impose sanctions on Myanmar army

After nearly half a century of full military rule, businesses linked to the army have a significant stake across the economy, with interests ranging from banking to beer, telecoms and transport.

Source: smh.com.au
WRAPUP 6-Myanmar protester dies after 10 days on life support; pressure grows on army - Vimarsana News

WRAPUP 6-Myanmar protester dies after 10 days on life support; pressure grows on army

(Updates with detail, comment, colour) * Protesters gather daily for two weeks * UN calls on security forces to avoid using force * Japan, India, US, ...

Myanmar protester dies after 10 days on life support; pressure grows on army - Vimarsana News

Myanmar protester dies after 10 days on life support; pressure grows on army

A young woman protester in Myanmar died on Friday after being shot in the head last week as police dispersed a crowd, her brother said, the first death among opponents of the Feb. 1 military coup since demonstrations began two weeks ago.

Myanmar Coup: Pro-Democracy Activists Welcome British, Canadian Sanctions - Vimarsana News

Myanmar Coup: Pro-Democracy Activists Welcome British, Canadian Sanctions

Adding to the diplomatic pressure, Japan said it had agreed with India, the US and Australia on the need for democracy to be restored quickly.

Source: thewire.in