Protests continued in Myanmar on Sunday for the second week in a row after the country’s military seized power in a coup and placed pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi …
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Internet and mobile services were disrupted overnight Sunday into Monday, and Monitoring NGO NetBlocks said network connectivity across the country dropped to only 14% nationwide since at 1 a.m. local …
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Vast numbers of people all over Myanmar flouted orders against demonstrations Sunday to march again in protest against the military takeover that ousted the elected government of Aung San Suu …
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With the night in Myanmar came the terror. In cities across the country on Sunday evening, armored vehicles moved in, along with trucks filled with soldiers in camouflage. Security forces …
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Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in Myanmar for a ninth day of anti-coup protests on Sunday, as the new army rulers grappled to contain a strike …
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Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla conducts proceedings at Lok Sabha during the Budget Session of the Parliament, in New Delhi Last week, Myanmar’s military grabbed power in the coup against …
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Myanmar Coup: Protests Erupt Against Draft Cybersecurity Law; Citizens Fear Quashing Of Dissent
A draft cybersecurity law that shall be implemented in Myanmar has raised protests amidst concerns that it will be used to suppress dissent rather than protecting the privacy of the …
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A draft cybersecurity law due to be implemented in Myanmar has raised protests that it will be used to quash dissent rather than protect privacy. Human rights advocates issued statements …
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The military government in Myanmar has increasingly used nighttime arrests, legal threats, a curfew and a ban on large gatherings to tame weeklong anti-coup protests that have spread from the …
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India has called for release of detained political leaders and upholding of “democratic processes” in Myanmar in the aftermath of a military coup in the country. India’s envoy to UN …
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Council chair Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Senior General Min Aung Hlaing granted pardon to the inmates — 23,314 local, 55 foreigners — who received punishments for any offence before January …
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Myanmar’s coup leader used the country’s Union Day holiday on Friday to call on people to work with the military if they want democracy, a request likely to be met …
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In an executive order to freeze Myanmar’s funds in the US, he made the dire assessment of that country’s military arresting State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi and other leaders …
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Myanmar: Protesters resume agitation, march for sixth consecutive day as US sanctions military generals
Security forces used tear gas, water cannons and rubber bullets against protesters, with isolated reports emerging of live rounds also being fired Traditional Myanmar spirit mediums hold up signs during …
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From India, Myanmar to Uganda: Digital siege, internet shutdowns are favoured tool of authoritarian regimes
Digital rights groups say governments use internet shutdowns to stifle dissent, silence opposition voices or cover up human rights abuses, raising concerns about restricting freedom of speech. When army generals …
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In his first foreign policy test, President Biden on Wednesday slapped sanctions on the military commanders of Myanmar who last week overthrew the elected civilian government and brutally cracked down …
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In brief remarks, the President said he had approved a new executive order allowing the United States to “immediately sanction the military leaders who directed the coup, their business interests …
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President Joe Biden on Wednesday ordered new sanctions against the military regime in Myanmar, taking action after the military this month staged a coup in the Southeast Asian country and …
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Biden said the new sanctions will allow his administration to freeze U.S. assets that benefit Myanmar’s military leaders while maintaining support for health care programs, civil society groups and other …
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The fear of a brutal military crackdown is rising by the day in Myanmar, as more number of pro-democracy protesters are taking to the streets every passing day, to demand …
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The mood on the streets was both festive and tense. In a matter of days, protests against the military coup in Myanmar had swelled to hundreds of thousands of people, …
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Both sides look forward to expanded regional cooperation, including through the Quad, and to address the challenges of COVID and climate change US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with …
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New Zealand suspends political ties and military ties with Myanmar, calls for restoration of civilian rule
Unveiling the punitive measures, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern called for the international community to ‘strongly condemn what we’re seeing happen in Myanmar’ File image of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. AP …
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Protests in Myanmar against the military coup that removed Aung San Suu Kyi’s government from power have grown in recent days despite official efforts to make organizing them difficult or …
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Myanmar coup: 'Voter fraud' justifies takeover, military rule will be different this time, says army chief
New junta chief General Min Aung Hlaing made these remarks during his first televised address since the coup and pledged to hand back control after fresh elections Yangon: Myanmar’s army chief …
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Water cannons were used in Mandalay, Myanmar’s second-biggest city, where witnesses said at least two warning shots were fired to try to make the crowd disperse Police cracked down on …