投稿者: Guardian reporter in Yangon
Bloody crackdowns and massacres initiate anger and stronger desire for a future without the TatmadawFrom soldiers randomly shooting passersby in the street to imminent economic collapse, anxieties have been plentiful in Myanmar since its military seize…
Since the coup, people in Yangon have been patrolling the streets to protect neighbours from overnight military raids and criminalsSitting next to a makeshift barricade of bamboo and recycled metal, Aung Than, 30, a tour operator, says he is ready to d…
Marginalised groups including Rohingya and members of LGBT community join rallies The Myanmar military took power last week on the promise of “restoring eternal peace” to a country riven by seven decades of ethnic conflict. Since the takeover it has ma…