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Facebook takes down Myanmar military page as protests rage against coup

Following the use of violence against pro-democracy protesters in Myanmar by the military, Facebook has deleted the main page of the Tatmadaw, another name for the country s military. Al Jazeera quoted a representative for Facebook as saying on Sunday that the page of the military s True News Information Team Page was taken down for repeated violations of our community standards prohibiting incitement of violence and coordinating harm . This comes following the worldwide condemnation by leaders including United Nations Security General Antonio Guterres. I condemn the use of deadly violence in Myanmar. The use of lethal force, intimidation and harassment against peaceful demonstrators is unacceptable. Everyone has a right to peaceful assembly. I call on all parties to respect election results and return to civilian rule, Guterres said in a tweet.

Facebook deletes main page of Myanmar military for 'incitement of violence'

This comes following the worldwide condemnation by leaders including United Nations Security General Antonio Guterres. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By ANI NAYPYITAW: Following the use of violence against pro-democracy protesters in Myanmar by the military, Facebook has deleted the main page of the Tatmadaw, another name for the country s military. Al Jazeera quoted a representative for Facebook as saying on Sunday that the page of the military s True News Information Team Page was taken down for repeated violations of our community standards prohibiting incitement of violence and coordinating harm . This comes following the worldwide condemnation by leaders including United Nations Security General Antonio Guterres.

Myanmar coup: US condemns firing on protesters in Mandalay

US stands with people of Myanmar, condemns violence on protesters in Mandalay: Ned Price

Washington [US], February 21 (ANI): The United States on Saturday (local time) condemned the firing on pro-democracy supporters by the Myanmar security forces in Mandalay, which led to the death of two people.

Myanmar protests: Two dead, dozens more wounded as police open fire on demonstrators