Myanmar’s crisis took a dramatic turn Friday on the international stage when the country’s ambassador to the United Nations at a special session of the General Assembly declared his loyalty to the ousted civilian government of Aung San Suu Kyi and called on the world to pressure the military to cede power.
"This revolution must win," he said, flashing at the end the three-finger salute that has become a symbol of resistance against the junta. Army chief General Min Aung Hlaing now holds legislative, executive and judicial powers in Myanmar - effectively halting the country's 10-year experiment with democracy.
There will be no solution unless a foreign power is willing to destroy every military facility and annihilate the hundreds of thousands of Burmese officers and soldiers who dont deserve to live
S'pore should prioritize human right n democracy but shouldn't see MM as cheap labour available , market opportunity, natural resource exploitation opportunity country *at the expense of MM civilian* 'giving the reason of sovereignity n Asean policy'.
Police arresting all the people whoever in the streets
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