We support the right of the people of Myanmar to protest in support of the democratically elected government and their right to freely access information,” it said in a tweet. The communication …
Tens of thousands of protesters return to Myanmar streets to oppose the military coup
Tens of thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of Yangon, Myanmar’s largest city, for the second day in a row on Sunday in defiance of the military’s overthrow of the democratically-elected …
Myanmar data network is restored, says Telenor
Norwegian telecoms provider Telenor has restored its data network in Myanmar, the company said on Sunday, after it was ordered to shut it down a day earlier by military authorities.
Myanmar protests gather pace as protesters call for military to release Aung San Suu Kyi
Tens of thousands of protesters overcame a post-coup internet blackout as they took to the streets of Myanmar’s largest city for a second consecutive day on Sunday, demanding the release of deposed …
Myanmar coup: Crowd gathers for second day of protests
More than 1,000 people have gathered in Myanmar’s main city, Yangon, for a second day of protests, nearly a week after the military seized power. “We will move forward and keep demanding until we get …
Thousands protest army takeover in Myanmar’s biggest city
About 2,000 protesters are rallying against the military takeover in Myanmar’s biggest city YANGON, Myanmar — About 2,000 protesters rallied against the military takeover in Myanmar’s biggest city of …
Why the generals really took back power in Myanmar
A strangely familiar sight dominated the front pages of Myanmar’s state-owned newspaper this week: photos of men in green military uniforms sitting in seats of power.
Japanese conglomerate Kirin Holdings cuts ties with Myanmar
Japanese conglomerate Kirin Holdings Company Limited has terminated its ties with Myanmar’s military-linked company Myanmar Economic Holdings Public Company Limited — a decision being seen as a …
Police in Singapore warn against Myanmar coup protests
Singaporean police has warned against the staging of protests against the recent military coup in Myanmar and threatened that participants could be thrown out of the country.
‘Near-total internet shutdown’ in Myanmar as coup protests spread
Tens of thousands of people take to streets of major cities in Myanmar to denounce Monday’s coup despite internet ban.