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Revolution toolkit – a model for pro-democracy protesters to follow?

Revolution toolkit – a model for pro-democracy protesters to follow? published : 10 Mar 2021 at 04:00 3 Anti-government protesters have adopted a wide range of tactics from flash mobs to banners in order to defy the powers that be. Last weekend, demonstrators gathered outside the Criminal Court surrounded by barbed wire on Ratchadaphisek Road to call for reforming the monarchy, the ouster of the military from politics, and a shift towards a welfare state. They first dumped garbage and then performed the symbolic act of setting it ablaze. However, political observers have said that the pro-democracy movement has been on the wane since late last year. As protest leaders face a slew of charges, including lese majeste, demonstrators have dwindled in numbers. Panusaya Sithijirawattanakul, one of the protest leaders, attributed this to the resurgence of Covid-19 infections and financial hardship. So, what is the best strategy by which the demonstrators can achieve their goals?

Myanmar s Protest Movement Finds Friends in the Milk Tea Alliance – The Diplomat

Advertisement When Myanmar’s military seized control of the civilian government and declared a year-long state of emergency, Ei San was shaken. On February 1, the military arrested elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi and hundreds of other lawmakers, after declaring that a landslide election won by the National League for Democracy (NLD) party in November was fraudulent. In the days that followed, hundreds of thousands of people – particularly from the younger generations – have taken to the streets in protest, amidst an escalating crackdown by security forces. Since the start of the civil disobedience movement, Ei San, a 27-year-old research assistant in Hong Kong who is from Myanmar, has been following the news from afar and worrying about loved ones back home. With others in the Myanmar community, she decided to form a solidarity group in the city. On February 9, they released a statement condemning the takeover as “illegal,” demanding the release of detainees who were �

People Have Been Really Angry The Political Journey of a Young Activist in Thailand s Democracy Struggle

People Have Been Really Angry. The Political Journey of a Young Activist in Thailand s Democracy Struggle Time 12/16/2020 Laignee Barron © Yuttachai Kongprasert/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Tattep Ruangprapaikitseree, leader of the Free Youth group, takes part during a demonstration in Bangkok on Sept. 24, 2020. He always knew the fight would have consequences. But now, he’s in the crosshairs of Thailand’s most-feared law. Tattep Ruangprapaikitseree, who also goes by the nickname Ford, has instrumental in the monumental protests that have flared since July in opposition to the military-backed government and the monarchy. It’s a role that has brought him careening into confrontation with the authorities. So far, he’s racked up six charges, including sedition and violating coronavirus restrictions on assembly.

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