Huge crowds of protesters have marched in towns and cities across Myanmar in the largest show of popular defiance so far following the military coup a week ago …
Protests swell in Myanmar one week after military coup
Thousands take to streets in cities and towns as demonstrators demand army honour results of election …
Australia demands Myanmar release detained Australian
Australia is demanding Myanmar immediately release an Australian adviser to Aung San Suu Kyi’s government who was detained in a military coup …
Myanmar military takeover cannot be stopped by waning U.S. power
The road towards real democracy in Myanmar remains unclear writes Bruce Haigh AMERICA is calling the military takeover in Myanmar a coup Not quite M …
Myanmar’s Military Coup – Could Be “The Last Straw” For Retail Road Warriors
With Myanmar (Burma) sitting on the edge of a cliff (following the military coup), retailers and brands remind us that sourcing for fashion can be a very scary endeavor – no matter how hard we work to …
Tens of thousands protest Myanmar coup, internet blackout eased
Protesters rally in Yangon for a second day, denouncing military coup and demanding Aung San Suu Kyi’s release.
Myanmar protests continue as Internet access is restored
Thousands of people gathered for continued protests throughout Myanmar on Sunday in opposition to a military coup that overthrew its elected government.
Protests opposing Myanmar coup grow
Thousands take to the streets in Myanmar to protest coup and internet restrictions over the weekend. Laurel Miller, director of Asia Program at the International Crisis Group, joined CBSN to discuss …
Protesters return to Myanmar streets to oppose military coup
The largely peaceful protests, which happened despite a shutdown of the Internet over the weekend until late Sunday afternoon, represented the biggest display of resistance against the Myanmar …
Tens of Thousands Take to Streets in Myanmar to Protest Military Regime
Parts of Yangon and several other cities came to a standstill as throngs of chanting but peaceful protesters called for their leaders’ release and an end to dictatorship.