HomeUncategorizedWolves in civilian clothingUncategorizedWolves in civilian clothingBy Staff ReporterMay 17, 20070652ShareFacebookTwitterEmailPrintTelegramCopy URL Jessicah CurtisMay 17, 2007 (DVB)TagsactivistsarrestsprayerShareFacebookTwitterEmailPrintTelegramCopy URL Previous articleMore activists arrested then releasedNext articleElderly woman arrested after solo protestRELATED ARTICLES BreakingMin Aung Hlaing to visit Laos; President of Belarus to return to Myanmar ‘soon’ for second time July 1, 2026 BreakingPro-democracy song in Myanmar propaganda video?; Military chief laments foreign influence at ASEAN May 27, 2026 Latest NewsASEAN: Reject Myanmar junta’s sham elections October 24, 2025 Most PopularAll2015 Elections2017 by-electionsAccidentsAidAnalysisArakanArchivesArtsASEANAyeyarwadyBoatpeopleBooksBreakingBriefingBullet PointsBulletinBurmaBusinessBusiness WeeklyBy RegionCartoonCartoonsCensusChinCitizenshipclimate changeCommunal ViolenceConflictConstitutionContributorCoupCoupCrimeCultureCultureDaily BriefingDashboardDaweiDevelopmentDPDMDrugsDVB DebateEconomyEditor's PicksEducationElectionElectionsElectricityEnergyEntertainmentEntertainmentEnvironmentFact CheckFarmersFeatureFeature DocumentaryFeaturesFeatures (OLD)FilmFilmFinanceflora and faunaForeign AffairsHealthHistoryHuman InterestHuman RightsHuman TraffickingHumanitarianIDPsInfrastructureInteractiveInternationalInternational JusticeInternational RelationsInterviewInterview InternationalIrrawaddy DivisionJusticeKachinKachinKarenKarenniKayahKoh TaoKokangLabour IssuesLandLatest NewsLatpadaungLawLead StoryLifestyleLoggingLong ReadsMagweMandalay DivisionMapMediaMediaMoreThai authorities hunt for suspects after an attack in troubled south kills 5 soldiers July 24, 2026 FBI praises Thailand’s anti-scam efforts, vows closer cooperation July 24, 2026 FBI Director Patel returns looted cultural artifacts to Indonesia July 24, 2026 Myanmar’s return to ASEAN meetings ‘still far off’, Special Envoy says July 23, 2026 Load more