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Teachers and students in Myanmar rallied on Friday to a growing civil disobedience campaign as the anti-coup protest movement won the support of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi's party.
Win Htein is a senior figure in the country's ousted ruling party. Meanwhile, the UN has urged the Myanmar military to "fully respect the rule of law."
Nonviolent resistance to the coup is gathering steam in Myanmar, despite the army's attempts to quash opposition to their rule.
The 79-year-old Win Htein had spent long stretches of time in and out of jail for campaigning against military rule.
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