As Myanmar's military leadership enters its seventh week in power, streets across the country remain charged with defiance. Protesters continue demanding democracy despite widespread internet blackouts and reports of security force crackdowns.
From Yangon's painted protest shields to Mandalay's student-led rallies, grassroots resistance persists. Local journalists share images of creative demonstrations – from ‘hunger strike flash mobs’ to nighttime candlelight vigils – showing ingenuity under pressure.
While international leaders debate sanctions, residents report dwindling medical supplies and rising food prices. The UN Human Rights Office estimates over 500 civilian fatalities since February 1, though exact figures remain difficult to verify.
Youth activists tell NewspaperAmigo.com: ‘We’re documenting everything. The world needs to see.’ Their TikTok hashtags (#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar) have garnered 180M+ views, creating a digital lifeline beyond blocked communications.
As Myanmar's military leadership enters its seventh week in power, streets across the country remain charged with defiance. Protesters continue demanding democracy despite widespread internet blackouts and reports of security force crackdowns.
Their TikTok hashtags (#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar) have garnered 180M+ views, creating a digital lifeline beyond blocked communications.
