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Myanmar’s military government is mulling a new suite of cyber-security laws that seem designed to restrict the ongoing mobilization of its opponents, according to a coalition of local civil society organizations.
In a statement issued on February 11, the government gave 36 pages outlining the proposed laws to mobile operators and telecommunications license holders for comment on February 9, eight days after the army overthrew the elected government led by the National League for Democracy.
“The ‘bill’ includes clauses which violate human rights including the rights to freedom of expression, data protection and privacy, and other democratic principles,” the coalition said in its statement. It added that the bill was clearly “drafted by the current military regime to oppress those who are against its rule, and to restrict the mobilization and momentum of online resistance.”
Graphic video is circulating online of Mya Thwate Thwate Khaing falling to the ground.
The identity of the gunman remains unknown but a social media hunt is on in earnest.
As a young female anti-coup protester fights for her life after being shot in Myanmar s capital this week, a potentially dangerous hunt to find the shooter has been launched on social media.
Instead of celebrating her 20th birthday Thursday, Mya Thwate Thwate Khaing lies on an intensive care hospital bed, her head covered in bandages with patches over her eyes.
The grocery store worker is among the hundreds of thousands across the country to have risked their safety and taken to the streets in outrage over the ousting of civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi in a military coup.
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