How Myanmar women are being abused online by supporters of the military

Since the coup in Myanmar in 2021, thousands of women have faced abuse online for their political beliefs. This is happening notably through the use of gendered hate speech and sharing of sexual videos and images, data shows. CNN investigates why and uncovers the impact on women and the lives destroyed.

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