Folks, this week marked the anniversary of the 8888 Uprising, and the 8888 Umbrellas attracted the attention of the world. Meanwhile inside the country, the people struggled with the price hike of imported goods after the regime-controlled Central Bank increased the USD rate. Read all about it in our weekly update. Internal Politics The 8888 … Continue reading Weekly Update: 027

Internal Politics·        Junta extends state of emergency, vows to hold electionOn August 1, junta Min Aung Hlaing gave a televised speech, extending the state of emergency for another six months. State of emergency was declared on the day of coup for one year, then extended in January 2022, for the second time, now this time … Continue reading Weekly Update: 026

Ko Jimmy, author, and songwriter, 88 Gen leader Since its early days, the military coup has shown who our real friends are and who fake, taking masks off people who we once think from our side. As the coup unfolded in 2021, we witnessed some student leaders from the 8888 Uprising switched sides and aided … Continue reading Martyrs Never Die

Folks, it's hard to describe how we felt in July, with everything that had happened. What we can promise to our fallen heroes is this: we shall remain loyal to our resistance and carry on in their footsteps from every part of the world. May their deaths never be in vain. Read our recap of … Continue reading Freedom Memoirs (July 2022)

Folks, many things have changed since we last reported on Sunday. We thought Ko Jimmy and Ko Zayar Thaw were still alive. In less than 24 hours of our report about how they received a family visit for the first time, the regime announced the execution of them. Since then, our revolution has taken another … Continue reading Weekly Update: 025

Folks, here’s the weekly update by our team to fill you in with what’s STILL happening in Myanmar. The week was eventful: from the detained leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s current update in solitary confinement to the International Court of Justice’s ruling to proceed with the genocide case.  Internal Politics Daw Aung San Suu … Continue reading Weekly Update: 024

Folks, another week, another report from post-coup Myanmar where things get tougher. This week, the junta-administered Central Bank of Myanmar announced all Myanmar nationals and businesses to withhold any foreign payables, automatically converting people’s foreign currencies into Myanmar Kyats. Teachers from an alternative education platform, backed by the NUG, were arrested. Meanwhile, coup leader Min … Continue reading Weekly Update: 023

Folks, another week of reporting under the coup. Coup leader Min Aung Hlaing proposed ridiculous prerequisites via ASEAN Envoy for dialogues to happen with democratic forces, to which the NUG instantly rejected. The public remembers the 7th July killings at Yangon University 60 years ago. Read all about it in our weekly report. Internal Politics … Continue reading Weekly Update: 022

Dalan is a term that has been frequently seen in the news re- lated to the armed resistance in Myanmar. Dalan is slang for an imposter in the Burmese language, in the context of the resistance, people refer to the civilians or government staff that coordinate with the military to spy on the people’s movements. … Continue reading Extrajudicial Killings: Justified or Condemned?

Hi folks, today is the coup leader Min Aung Hlaing’s birthday. We wish him a very damning birthday and the worst returns of the year. So did many people around the world. Read our weekly wrap up of events from toilet strikes of mocking Min Aung Hlaing to the continued atrocities of the murderous regime. … Continue reading Weekly Update: 021