A shocking CCTV footage of the regime’s soldiers’ cold-blooded murder of unarmed civilians in their own home on June 19 in Kalay township, Sagaing, surfaced today on social media.Since February, many cases of murders committed by the regime’s soldiers caused dismay to civilians as many people have been shot dead when they are out doing … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs – Day 144

The attack on people defense force in Mandalay yesterday had impacted the public significantly, every one of us spent the night praying for the surviving six heroes who were most assuredly taken to an interrogation center. We are too familiar with torture stories and inhuman acts inside interrogation centers, and we fear our heroes would … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs – Day 143

Today’s biggest story is in the center of Mandalay where a shootout was observed between junta’s forces and a Mandalay People Defense Force (Mandalay PDF) cell. The shootout at the multiple-storied building at the urban setting of the country’s second biggest city attracted people’s attention throughout the day. The clash began around 8am and lasted … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs – Day 142

Today, we woke up to the news of a mosque in Yangon’s Ahlone township caught on fire around 2:30am during the nighttime curfew. The fire was extinguished after 30 minutes but only partitions and a roof of Eidgah mosque remained unburnt according to Myanmar Now media. The fire department concluded that the fire started because … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs – Day 141

Military government is hard at work pushing out yet another statement to condemn the resolution adopted by the UN General Assembly on Friday instead of trying to control its lackeys from killing more minors. Last night, BBC Burmese reported that Min Aung Hlaing’s military council has released a statement of condemnation and objection to the … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs – Day 140

Today is Day 139. Myanmar people remain persistent to truth and justice. Our goal is clear: We, the people, hold the absolute power,” and “We will topple Min Aung Hlaing’s illegal coup.” A Flower Strike campaign under the theme “Freedom from Fear” was held in honor of the birthday of the nation’s leader, Daw Aung … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs – Day 139

A series of attacks on junta’s forces and supporters took place today. Early this morning around 7am, two unidentified persons tried to shoot U Maung Htun, a ward administrator of Hlaing Tharyar during his morning walk but the man managed to react quick and escaped without any scratches. The ward administrator checks all the boxes … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs – Day 138

Today, junta’s media heavily features its Minister of Defense and key State Administration Council (SAC) member General Mya Tun Oo attending ASEAN Defense Ministers’ Meeting Plus on June 15. It was the same day when entire village of Kin Ma, along with two elderly people who couldn’t escape, were set ablaze. For the SAC, ASEAN’s … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs – Day 137

Following up the situations in Kinma village of Pauk Township in Magway Region, two elderlies were killed in the fire set ablaze by junta’s soldiers last night. Elderlies and sick people were left in the villages when the abled men and women fled from their homes due to the arrival of the regime’s forces. This … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs – Day 136

Today, junta’s troops burned down the entire village of Kinma in Pauk Township, Magway Region. As of 5pm, the soldiers were still camping in the village and the fires raged on. From the interviews, the locals suggested that the army has been raiding and burning villages in the area since its informants got killed in … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs – Day 135