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Nationwide protests against the coup have been responded with murders, torture and mass arrests by the military regime. (Myanmar Now)
Seeking justice in the wake of Myanmar’s coup
The country’s military leaders have acted with impunity for decades, but now there is a mechanism...
Published on Mar 19, 2021
Prominent former student leader Min Ko Naing is one of the leading voices for the ongoing democratic uprising against the military coup. He has been on the run following the coup on February 1.
Junta issues arrest warrants for Min Ko Naing and other prominent activists
In a statement, the military said that seven leading activists had been charged with incitement...
Published on Feb 14, 2021
Family of young woman shot in head during anti-coup protest say they are ready to take her off life support
Brother-in-law says they haven’t yet decided when to turn off the ventilator but accept she has no...
Published on Feb 14, 2021
Family says it has had no contact with doctor arrested more than two days ago
Dr Pyae Phyo Naing was taken into custody for joining the nationwide civil disobedience movement...
Published on Feb 14, 2021
Dr. Aye Maung, right, and writer Wai Hin Aung, left, seen on March 19, 2019, the day they were convicted of sedition. (Photo: Supplied)
Prominent Rakhine nationalists among prisoners released in amnesty
Arakan Front Party chair Dr. Aye Maung and writer Wai Hin Aung were both serving 20-year sentences...
Published on Feb 13, 2021
UEC chair Myint Naing, centre, and dozens of other election officials have been detained since February 1. (Nyan Hlaing Lin / Myanmar Now)
Election officials being held in military detention centres
The new ruling junta started rounding up local-level members of the Union Election Commission on...
Published on Feb 13, 2021
Soldiers blocked a road in Yangon on Februray 9th. The nationwide uprising against last week’s military takeover continued to gather steam, with more civil servants joining the civil disobedience movement and monks showing their support.
Military casts a wide net with a series of late-night raids
The arrests included government ministers, election officials, senior members of the NLD, activists...
Published on Feb 12, 2021
Protesters surround the Demawso police station to demand the release of seven locals who were arrested for joining anti-coup demonstration on February 11. (Photo: Supplied)
Kayah anti-coup protesters released after armed group intervenes
Published on Feb 12, 2021
Medical doctors protesting against the military dictatorship in Yangon on Friday (Myanmar Now)
Doctors join Yangon protests, vow to continue defying military regime
‘They’re using force now and we need the public’s support to withstand it’ one doctor said
Published on Feb 12, 2021
LIVE Timeline: Myanmar's 2021 Democratic Uprising Against the Military Coup
February 12-The seventh day of nationwide protests against military rule are starting again all...
Published on Feb 11, 2021
‘Keep fighting until dictatorship has been completely eradicated’
On Tuesday, 19-year-old Myat Thet Thet Khaing became the first casualty of the crackdown on...
Published on Feb 11, 2021
Inspector Khun Aung Ko Ko pledges to fight Myanmar’s new dictatorship and work to achieve democracy.
Across Myanmar, police set their fears aside to show solidarity with fellow citizens
As anti-coup protests continue to grow, many are hoping that the police will side with the people,...
Published on Feb 11, 2021
Protesters in Yangon demand the release of Aung San Suu Kyi and other political leaders detained by the military. (Myanmar Now)
NLD presses charges over late-night raid on party headquarters
Police initially rejected the charges, but later accepted the case and agreed to investigate
Published on Feb 11, 2021

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