
Tracking Burma's Spring Revolution from February 2021 until it wins
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Pro-democracy march in anticipation of Martyrs’ Day July 19 in Shwebo, Sagaing Region. (Maung News 7/18) The junta tried to suppress Martyrs’ Day celebrations because the main martyr being honored, Aung San, was the father of jailed head of...
Three sisters were killed by a terrorist airstrike in Mindat, Chin State on June 30. (The Irrawaddy 7/9)
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The illegal regime’s propaganda campaign found some gullible Singapore journalists to echo its s...
One of at least 8 statues of independence hero Aung San that the junta has destroyed in an effort to erase the legacy of freedom in Burma.
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It’s happening again - the military regime gathered its resour...
The first of two explosions caused by PDF drone strikes that destroyed a junta transport helicopter as it was trying to evacuate wounded troops from a battle in Myaing Township of Magway Region on June 23.
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Soldiers of the Mandalay PDF sport roses in honor of Aung San Suu Kyi’s 81st birthday. (Voice of Spring 6/19) Whether alive or not, she remains the popular symbol of resistance to the illegal military regime.
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