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Riot police were firing shots into the air and set off stun grenades to forcely disperse the crowd protesting against the military, and had arrested the protesters including two journalists who were covering the protests. The streets including lanes of the neighborhood were being blocked and police were trying to arrest anyone who takes to …

A meeting hosted by the recently military-formed Union Election Commission (UEC),  between the political parties was held at the UEC office in NayPyiTaw this morning(Feb26). Of the around 91 total political parties in Myanmar, almost 50 attended and  the rest of parties refused to attend the meeting as a boycott of the military, as well …

On the evening of Feb 25, security forces forcibly cracked down on the residents in Tamwe Township, Yangon, while the residents  were protesting against the newly appointed ward administrator by the military-run State Administration Council, more than 30 residents have been arrested during the crackdown. The neighborhood’s road was blocked by about 20 military and …

The military-run Ministry of Information issued Feb11 a statement letter to  the Myanmar Press Council that not to press the term of usage “Coup Government”. The statement expressed the media are acting unethical actions including the misuse the term of “Coup Government” regarding on what the military is acting in accordance with the state of …