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Nationwide protests against the coup have been responded with murders, torture and mass arrests by the military regime. (Myanmar Now)
The country’s military leaders have acted with impunity for decades, but now there is a mechanism to bring them to justice
Mar 19, 2021
An NLD supporter is seen in Yangon’s Tamwe township on October 25 (Myanmar Now)
Attack by about 25 supporters of the military proxy party came without warning and echoes violence during last year’s election
Mar 5, 2021
Caption: Protesters and bystanders attempt to help 20-year-old Zaw Myo, shot in the neck by security forces in Mandalay on Friday. He died of his injury. (Myanmar Now)
Despite a UN plea for restraint by security forces in Myanmar following lethal crackdowns on anti-coup protests, the military regime continued to murder its own people on Friday...
Mar 5, 2021
Members of the FFSS’s rescue team assist in sending an injured person to the hospital on March 3 in Yangon. (Free Funeral Services Society / Facebook) 
Emergency response teams from the organization had helped treat injured protesters in attacks by police and military
Mar 4, 2021
Police and soldiers attack anti-coup protesters in Yangon on March 3 (Myanmar Now)
Vice-Senior General Soe Win tells the UN special envoy for Myanmar that the junta will persevere ‘with few friends’
Mar 4, 2021
Frontline protesters protect themselves with gas masks, goggles and makeshift shields in Yangon’s Insein on March 3 (Myanmar Now)
Demonstrators in Yangon blocked off streets with sandbag barricades to delay the advance of soldiers and police
Mar 4, 2021
Protesters hold signs calling on the UN to take action against the military regime (Myanmar Now)
But former UN fact-finding mission member says countries will not and should not use Responsibility to Protect to launch military intervention in Myanmar
Mar 4, 2021
Lt-Maj Tun Tun Win (left) and Capt Kyaw Kyaw Oo (right), senior police officers in Mandalay who have joined the CDM (Supplied)
Some welcomed the news, but others were more suspicious in the wake of brutal police crackdowns on protesters in the city
Mar 3, 2021
The victims have been identified as 37-year-old Myo Naing, who suffered a gunshot wound to the chest, and 19-year-old Kyel Sin, who was shot in the side of the head. (Myanmar Now)
Using live gunfire, security forces kill a 37-year-old man and 19-year-old woman in a crackdown on anti-coup protests
Mar 3, 2021
An anti-junta protest is held in Pae Nwe Kone, a town in Bago region, on March 1.
The elected lawmakers are already facing charges for their efforts to undermine the legitimacy of the new regime
Mar 3, 2021
Protesters protect themselves as security forces open fire and throw stun grenades in an attempt to break up a demonstration in Mandalay on March 3. (Myanmar Now)
Many of those killed on Wednesday by security forces across Myanmar died of gunshot wounds to the head
Mar 3, 2021
Despite lethal crackdowns on Sunday, anti-coup protesters have returned to streets in Yangon on Monday and Tuesday. (Myanmar Now)
Thant Sin, the vice permanent secretary of the Union Attorney-General’s Office, announced the move on social media
Mar 3, 2021
Myanmar Now journalist Kay Zon Nway is taken by police officers on February 27 in Yangon’s Sanchaung township (EPA)
Kay Zon Nway is being held at Insein prison and has been denied access to her lawyer
Mar 2, 2021

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