Burma Coup Resistance Notes
စီၤထံဆၢTracking Burma's Spring Revolution from February 2021 until it wins
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Burma Coup Resistance Notes February 21, 2026
This baby, named Jack Chay, lived for 64 days before being killed in a junta airstrike in Myauk Oo Township, Arakan on Feb. 13. (People’s Spring 2/20)
Burma Coup Resistance Notes February 14, 2026
Thousands of residents of Pauk Township, Magway Region flee as refugees from junta terror attacks in their villages. (Khit Thit Media 2/11)
Burma Coup Resistance Notes February 7, 2026
Pulling human remains from the wreckage of a school bombed by the terrorist regime in Saw Township of Magway Region. A teacher, 2 mothers, and 2 students were killed and others injured. (Myaelatt Athan 2/6)
Burma Coup Resistance Notes January 31, 2026
Chit Ko Zin, a bricklayer kidnapped and forced into the junta army and later captured in battle by the Arakan Army, related the horrendous abuse and high casualty rates suffered by the tens of thousands of conscripts like himself. (Karenni ...
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Foreigner focused on Burma/Myanmar & Kawthoolei (Karen State) and the quest for democracy and self-governance
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