Myanmar: International community must do more to protect brave protesters

By Amnesty International

Failure to stop violence one year after ASEAN’s adoption of its Five-Point Consensus Activists inside Myanmar resorting to flash mobs and silent strikes to avoid crackdown Plainclothes military forces disguise themselves as fruit sellers and trishaw drivers as part of the repressive surveillance system Military retaliates against family members of activists Myanmar’s brave activists are still pursuing peaceful protests despite […] The post Myanmar: International community must do more to protect brave protesters appeared first…

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