Myanmar Junta Re-Arrests More Than 100 Released In Amnesty: Report : Rashtra News Myanmar has been rocked by massive protests since the February coup in the country. (File)Bangkok: Myanmar's junta has re-arrested more than 100 anti-coup protesters freed in a recent amnesty, according to a local monitoring group that tracks detentions and killings in the
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Photo: Military officers wearing facemasks who serve as members of Myanmar's parliament leave after a session at the Assembly of the Union (Pyidaungsu Hluttaw) in Naypyidaw on March 10, 2020. AFP/Ye Aung Thu
Crowds file through Myanmar's Shwedagon Pagoda to offer incense, candles and flowers for the three-day Buddhist Thadingyut festival. To mark this year's festival which celebrates Buddha's descent from heaven Myanmar's junta said it would release thousands of people jailed for protesting against the February coup.
Crowds file through Myanmar's Shwedagon Pagoda to offer incense, candles and flowers for the three-day Buddhist Thadingyut festival. To mark this year's festival which celebrates Buddha's descent from heaven Myanmar's junta said it would release thousands of people jailed for protesting against the February coup.
BANGKOK (AFP): Myanmar's junta has re-arrested more than 100 anti-coup protesters freed in a recent amnesty, according to a local monitoring group that tracks detentions and killings in the country.