FEATURE: Japan-based expats back anti-coup protests in crisis-hit Myanmar

Whether he is studying at a vocational school in Tokyo or doing a part-time job, Lian Ceu always worries about his parents and younger brother in Myanmar who survived but became displaced after his family's house in Chin State was destroyed by the country's military during an air strike last September.

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